The roof is supported by 24 massive wooden pillars on stone bases. Unlike many historic barns it remained in agricultural use both for animal shelter and crop storage. See ALTs for more details and credits. #Barn #Tudor #AgriculturalHistory #Yorkshire #Heritage

Episode 369: Undra Jeter, Livestock & Animal Breeds in Early America Undra Jeter joins us to explore the animals English and British colonists brought to North America and used to build, run, and sustain their farms and cities.

What do sheep, pigs, and cattle tell us about early America? 🐑🐖🐄

In this episode, Undra Jeter explores how colonial animal breeds shaped agriculture, economy, and daily life.

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#AgriculturalHistory #VastEarlyAmerica #History

#AgriculturalHistory #ColdWarHistory #EnvironmentalHistory #HistoryBooks #InterwarPeriod #ModernHistory #RussianStudies #SlavicStudies #SovietHistory #TransnationalHistory #USHistory

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This article explains how U.S. government beef grading emerged in the early twentieth century through close cooperation between public agencies and the meat industry.
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#Bizhis #AgriculturalHistory @busineshistory.bsky.social
@usdagov.bsky.social @foodstudies.bsky.social

William Ellis

"[A] very useful starting point for anyone wishing to delve into Ellis's writings." Susanna Wade-Martins, Historia Agraria

www.herts.ac.uk/uhpress/book... #AgriculturalHistory

Episode 369: Undra Jeter, Livestock & Animal Breeds in Early America Undra Jeter joins us to explore the animals English and British colonists brought to North America and used to build, run, and sustain their farms and cities.

What do sheep, pigs, and cattle tell us about early America? 🐑🐖🐄

In this episode, Undra Jeter explores how colonial animal breeds shaped agriculture, economy, and daily life.

🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/369

#AgriculturalHistory #VastEarlyAmerica #History

Congratulations to author Linda Ziedrich. "First Fruits: The Lewellings and the Birth of the Pacific Coast Fruit Industry" is named a 2025 Choice Outstanding Academic Title! 🎉📚🍎
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#OregonHistory #AgriculturalHistory #ReadUP

Farmers, Consumers, Innovators

"Focusing on several key aspects of Joan Thirsk's wide ranging interests, this book deserves the attention of economic and social historians of the late medieval as well as the early modern periods." John S. Lee, The Ricardian www.herts.ac.uk/uhpress/book... #AgriculturalHistory

Trees in England by Tom Williamson, Gerry Barnes & Toby Pillatt.

#Trees #LandscapeHistory #AgriculturalHistory www.herts.ac.uk/uhpress/book...

"A crop we call manomin. A crop we plant. A crop we harvest. But, 'wild' rice encourages us to see this Anishinaabe crop as an incident of nature." - Brittany Luby

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#Indigenous #foodstudies #agriculturalhistory #cdnhist #envhist

#Medieval #Archaeology #History #AgriculturalHistory #ArchaeologicalScience #HistoryTeacher #Staffordshire #PeakDistrict

CFP: Panel on Mississippi Agriculture at the 2026 Agricultural History Society Meeting | H-Net The Journal of Mississippi History is organizing a panel for the 2026 meeting of the Agricultural History Society in Atlanta, Georgia. The editors welcome paper proposals on any aspect of Mississippi ...

#CFP: Panel on Mississippi Agriculture at the 2026 Agricultural History Society Meeting.

Deadline: 10 September 2025

Info: networks.h-net.org/group/announ...

Full call: www.aghistorysociety.org/2026-meeting...

#envhist #agriculturalhistory #environment

How the Potato Got Its Start Nine Million Years Ago—Thanks to a Tomato About nine million years ago, a hybridization involving the lineage of another farmers market star gave rise to the modern-day cultivated potato

How the Potato Got Its Start Nine Million Years Ago—Thanks to a Tomato #Science #Biology #Botany #PotatoOrigins #PlantEvolution #AgriculturalHistory

Did you know Marco Lastri’s 1793 "Veterinary and Georgic Recipes" bridged agriculture and animal care in Enlightenment Italy? This unique blend reflects the era’s fascination with practical science and rural life. (Q30674901) #Enlightenment #AgriculturalHistory

Idaho native recalls farming upbringing and community life in Pingree Local resident shares his experiences growing up on a farm in 1950s Idaho

A local resident's nostalgic tale of growing up on a farm in 1950s Pingree, Idaho, reveals the heartwarming challenges and triumphs of rural life in a tight-knit community.

Click to read more!

#UT #CitizenPortal #PingreeIdaho #AgriculturalHistory #CommunityResilience #RuralLife

Harvesting Innovation! 🌾✉️💡

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#CyrusMcCormick #StampCollecting #Philately #FamousAmericansSeries #USStamps #AgriculturalHistory #Inventors #VintageStamps #McCormickReaper

Hampshire: supporting farming through the ages - On-site talk - Monday Hampshire: supporting farming through the ages - On-site talk Monday 19th May 2025 6.00pm to 7.00pm Hampshire Record Office, Winchester Hampshire County Council has supported the advancement of farmin...

The next on-site talk at Hampshire Record Office explores the 130 year history of support for farming and new farmers.
📅19 May 6pm. £8, booking req'd shop.hants.gov.uk/products/ham...

#archives #agriculturalhistory #farminghistory #HampshireHeritage

Happy Publication Day to Linda Ziedrich!
"First Fruits" is now available from your favorite booksellers and directly from OSU Press!
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#AgriculturalHistory #Horticulture #PacificCoastHistory #WestwardExpansion

Study Reveals Italians Spent Thousands of Years Perfecting Grape Cultivation Ancient grape seeds reveal the slow domestication process from the Bronze Age to the Medieval Period. The domestication of grapevine in Italy was a gradual process that unfolded over several millennia,...

Study Reveals Italians Spent Thousands of Years Perfecting Grape Cultivation #Science #Biology #Botany #GrapeCultivation #AgriculturalHistory #ItalyAgriculture

Three members of the Women's Land Army harvest flax (used for strapping) in Huntingdonshire 1942. (IWM)

It's an agricultural history kind of day and reviewing a few documents regarding the Second World War and national food security. All I'll say is very few appreciate how close to calamity we came.

#agriculturalhistory #secondworldwar #britishhistory

Episode 369: Undra Jeter, Livestock & Animal Breeds in Early America Undra Jeter joins us to explore the animals English and British colonists brought to North America and used to build, run, and sustain their farms and cities.

What do sheep, pigs, and cattle tell us about early America? 🐑🐖🐄

In this episode, Undra Jeter explores how colonial animal breeds shaped agriculture, economy, and daily life.

🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/369

#AgriculturalHistory #VastEarlyAmerica #History

"First Fruits" offers a fascinating look at the lives of Pacific Coast horticulturists Henderson, Jonathan, and Seth Lewelling. 🍒
Pre-order now. Publication Date: May 6, 2025.
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#AgriculturalHistory #Horticulture #PacificCoastHistory #WestwardExpansion

William Ellis

(4/4) At first the other farmers threatened to destroy it, then some took it up: 'it soon got footing among many of the best of husbandmen, who now say they never will be without it as long as they live.'

For more on Ellis's life and work, visit www.herts.ac.uk/uhpress/book...
#AgriculturalHistory

Harvesting cabbage. Tacuinum Sanitatis. Bibliothèque nationale de France. Département des Manuscrits. Latin 9333, fol. 20r, URL: http://archivesetmanuscrits.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cc773750.

New publication on Paolo Santonino's culinary experiences in the 1480s!
doi.org/10.4312/clot...

#FoodStudies #environmetalhistory #medievalcooking #agriculturalhistory #historyofknowledge #middleages #earlymodernperiod

Dr Jean Walker (ed.) and Dr Ida Milne (launched the volume) in Trim Castle Hotel at launch of: Rural Ireland in the Early Twentieth Century – Conflict, Rebellion and Key Developments Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2024); https://www.cambridgescholars.com/

Dr Ida Milne launching volume: Rural Ireland in the Early Twentieth Century – Conflict, Rebellion and Key Developments Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2024); https://www.cambridgescholars.com/ on behalf of AHSI, https://www.ahsi.ie/ Programme Welcome from the Chairman of the Agricultural History Society of Ireland (AHSI), Mícheál Ó Fathartaigh ‘Meet the Authors’ Frank Barry – Agri-Business Firms and Irish Agriculture in the Decades to Independence Jim Collins – A Study of Constraints on Small-Scale, Twentieth-Century Farming, Some of which Originated in Geological-Era Events Ronan Foley – The Anglo-Irish and the War Effort from the Pages of Irish Life Magazine, 1914–19 Mary Forrest – School Gardens and Allotments in Rural Ireland: Initiatives to Promote Food Production in the Early Twentieth Century Jim McAdam – Third Level Agricultural Education in Twentieth Century Ireland with Particular Reference to Northern Ireland Jackie Uí Chionna – ‘The Manure Factory was a Good Thing for McDonagh & Sons; but it was a better thing for hundreds of small farmers’: Máirtín Mór McDonagh and the Fertiliser Industry in the West of Ireland Bernard O’Hara – Michael Davitt and the Struggle for Land Reform (unavoidably absent) Launch of ‘Rural Ireland in the Twentieth Century’ by Dr Ida Milne, Carlow College, St Patricks

Launch of volume: 'Rural Ireland in the Twentieth Century' by Dr Ida Milne in Trim, Co. Meath yesterday, 1 March. Congratulations to Dr Jean Walker (ed) & contributors on a fine volume (Cambridge Scholars Publishing 2024) #AgriculturalHistory #Ireland #AHSI #history

Arkansas General Assembly celebrates Betty Kaufman Thines' 107th birthday and service Arkansas House Resolution honors Betty Kaufman Thines on her 107th birthday.

At 107 years young, Elizabeth "Betty" Kaufman Thines is celebrated not just for her longevity, but for the lasting impact she's made on Arkansas through her dedication to agriculture and public service.

Learn more here!

#AR #PublicService #AgriculturalHistory #CommunityLegacy #CitizenPortal

Wouldn't it be fun to do an agriculture version of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee?" I.E. on the tractor, in the combine, in the dairy barn, etc.?

#agriculture #AgriculturalHistory

#Museum30 This seed-sowing machine would be worn strapped to your back, and moving the #handle from side to side would distribute the seeds evenly as you walked across your field. @themerl.bsky.social #agriculturalhistory

Agricultural Labour - May Hirings In May 2019 a meter high statue was unveiled in Hall Place, Spalding commemorating the times when Spalding had a May Hiring Fair where agricultural workers would be signed on for the year by their emp...

This post looks at the historical May Hirings of agricultural workers. #agriculturalhistory #labour #farming
#MarshFenandTown

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The African American Museum of Iowa Presents Black Ag and Farmers Series: Part Two | Des Moines Public Library Join the African American Museum of Iowa for part two of a three-part series.  Part two will focus on African American carceral farming and husbandry with presenter, Dr. Negus Rudison-Imhotep. Dr. Rud...

Delighted to represent Silos and Smokestacks National Heritage Area and our support of such great opportunities to explore more agricultural history experiences this weekend.

#Agriculturalhistory #History

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