21. Wauu.DE: Science: Agriculture: History http//www.fergusonsociety.co.uk. Historical Series Agriculture Canada Collectionof monographs on the history of Canadian agriculture, agribusiness and http://www.wauu.de/Science/Agriculture/History/

Home Science Agriculture : History Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Links: Agricultural History International journal for the field. Editorial policies and online tables of contents. http://www.iastate.edu/~history_info/aghistry.htm Agricultural History Society Organization and conference information. http://www.iastate.edu/%7Ehistory_info/aghissoc.htm Agropolis-Museum A Science Center dealing with topics such as food, nutrition, agriculture, with a historical approach on a worldwide scale. Website has virtual exhibitions on the history of food and agriculture, farmers of the world, and the "Banquet de l'Humanit©" (the dining table of the world). http://museum.agropolis.fr/english/default.htm ARS Timeline: 138 Years of Ag Research A brief history of agricultural research from 1862 to the present, organized by decade. Highlights of research carried out in the U.S. Department of Agriculture are featured. http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/timeline/index.htm British Agricultural History Society Promotes the study of agricultural history and the history of the rural economy and society. Organization information, upcoming conferences, and links to related websites. http://www.bahs.org.uk/

22. Census Of Agriculture History About the Census of Agriculture . History. How the Census of Agriculturebegan. The British North America (BNA) Act of 1867 determined http://www.statcan.ca/english/freepub/95F0355XIE/about/hist.htm

About the Census of Agriculture History How the Census of Agriculture began The British North America (BNA) Act of 1867 determined that a census would be taken every 10 years starting in 1871. However, rapid expansion in western Canada at the turn of the last century made a more frequent census necessary. Starting in 1896, a separate Census of Agriculture was taken every five years in Manitoba, and in Alberta and Saskatchewan beginning in 1906. Expansion of the Census of Agriculture By 1956, rapid economic growth and development created the need for both national demographic and agricultural information at more frequent intervals. In 1956, the five-year Census of Agriculture was extended to the entire country, and the Census of Population became a regular enumeration every five years. That year the two started a long tradition of being conducted concurrently. Relationship between the Census of Agriculture and the Census of Population Although the Census of Agriculture and the Census of Population are conducted at the same time, they do have separate questionnaires. Most of the development, testing, processing, data validation and preparation for disseminating data for the Census of Agriculture and the Census of Population is handled by different groups within Statistics Canada. However, collecting the data and sharing communications activities for both censuses streamlines procedures and reduces costs considerably. Another important benefit of conducting the two together is that information from the two questionnaires can be linked to create the Census of Agriculture-Population Linkage database. This unique database, started in 1971, provides users with a wealth of information pertaining to the social and economic characteristics of the farm population.

23. Lake County, Tennessee Agriculture I am enclosing a digest of the agriculture history of the upper halfof the county which may throw some light on your project. Apart http://www.henderson-lea.hc.k12tn.net/donahue/wtf/wtf-02.htm

From The West Tennessee Farm , pp. 55-61 Marvin Downing, Editor Published by The University of Tennessee at Martin, 1979 LAKE COUNTY AGRICULTURE Norman L. Parks* I am enclosing a digest of the agriculture history of the upper half of the county which may throw some light on your project. Apart from Bluebank and Madie, the lower half of the county did not amount to much prior to 1870. The history of Lake County Agriculture falls into distinct periods. Bacon and Corn era, 1820-1861 . The economy was geared to serving the Southern plantation system, shipping meat to the South to feed the slaves and shipping corn to the South to feed the cotton mules. (Picture A) "Meat boats" hauled great tonnage of cured bacon and shoulders down the river from Compromise and Silver Point and lesser landings around the Bend. Land holdings were not large for this kind of economy, and the largest number of slaves owned by any one person was 69, owned by Willis Jones, the father of the late Jimmy Jones of Cronanville. Picture A Hog killing on the W. C. "Peck" Haynes farm about 1938. Harry Wade is on the left and Peck Haynes is in the center, (Photo courtesy of W. C. Haynes, Jr., Tiptonville)

24. Agriculture History - PainterDude.com agriculture history. PainterDude.com. Home Collectibles agriculture history.Showing 11 of 1 results for agriculture history. Research Agricultural http://www.painterdude.com/cgi-bin/kwik/smartsearch.cgi?keywords=agriculture his

25. The American Local History Network - Agriculture History Magazine Online; Significant Events in agriculture history; The FarmDirectory; Feedstuffs; Idaho Department of Agriculture; Illinois http://www.alhn.org/topic/ag.html

Agriculture Links to Search Engines Contact - Help Wanted General Resources Argropolis North Carolina Argicultural History History of the Agriculture Experimental Station, University of California at Riverside Electronic Resources for the History of Agriculture and Rural Life at the University of Iowa ... Agriculture Online - Commercial Site from Monsanto The Golden Age of Agriculture in North Dakota Perdue University School of Agriculture The Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums Short History of the Farm Labor Organizing Committee ... Farm Journal Today Equipment and Tools Implements Used on the Farm Steam Engines and Tractors Farm Machinery Companies Agricultural Implements ... Housing of Grayson County Farm Folk 1945 Specific Crops/Livestock Dairying on Michgan's Upper Peninsula National Corn Growers Association American Soybean Association American Oil Seeds Association ... South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum Individual Farms Garfield Farm and Inn Museum Blue Ridge Farm History Miller Farm Home Page Boggy Creek Farm ... College Farm History, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia Grist Mills Red Turkey Flour White Lily Flour Hayden Flour Mill, Tempe, Arizona

26. Crop Systems Management - AIT - Agriculture History agriculture history. When the College opened its doors September 18,1967, the Agriculture and Applied Life Science Department included http://www.icc.edu/ait/crop_systems/history.asp

Illinois Central College Search Site Map AIT Home ... Crop Systems Management Crop Systems Management Associate in Applied Science Degree 68 Hours Minimum Program Description Career Opportunities Program Requirements Course Descriptions ... Request Information Agriculture History When the College opened its doors September 18, 1967, the Agriculture and Applied Life Science Department included three programs-Agriculture Production, Agriculture Supply and Service, Agricultural and Agriculture Transfer. The first freshman agriculture class included 25 students who came from high schools located within the College district as well as surrounding high schools not in a district or in a district where an agriculture program was not offered. During that fall the Agriculture Society was formed as a student organization for ag students. Also in 1967, the Illinois Central College Agriculture Advisory Council was organized with 12 agricultural leaders chosen from within the district. They held quarterly meetings to discuss agriculture classes and community needs, both current and potential. Their comments were instrumental in the formation of the past and present programs. Within a year, needs were identified for Agriculture Mechanics and Ornamental Horticulture programs.

27. Iowa Agriculture History FW4 FP HTML http://www.agriculture.state.ia.us/kids/aghistory.htm

28. Wisconsin Agriculture History Timeline Course Outline Home. Last updated on March 24, 2004. History of AmericanAgriculture. Year. UW Agronomy Department Highlights. Other World http://corn.agronomy.wisc.edu/FISC/WIAg/WIHistory.htm

Grain Crops Production and Management A University of Wisconsin Short Course Outline Home Last updated on March 24, 2004 History of American Agriculture Year UW Agronomy Department Highlights Other World, Wisconsin and UW highlights influencing agriculture 8000 B.C. People begin to grow crops and save the best seeds for next year. 1750 B.C. Yeast is used to make wine, beer, and leavened bread. This is the first time people use microorganisms to create new and different foods. Naturalists begin to identify many kinds of hybrid plants - the offspring of breeding between two varieties of plants. Start of the University of Wisconsin. Louis Pasteur develops his techniques, and defines the role of microorganisms - establishing the science of microbiology and the basis for pasteurized milk. Morrill Act signed by President Abraham Lincoln establishing the "land-grant" universities. Gregor Mendel, in his study of peas, discovers traits are transmitted from parents to progeny by discrete, independent units, later called genes. His observations laid the groundwork for the field of genetics. Milwaukee had 48 commercial breweries and 200 commercial breweries in the state.

29. Sarajevo Faculty Of Agriculture: History Of Faculty faculty logo, SARAJEVO FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE. HISTORY OF FACULTY.The Faculty before 1992; The Faculty during the siege of the City http://www.inapg.inra.fr/ens_rech/mathinfo/winfo/pfs/pfseisto.htm

SARAJEVO FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE HISTORY OF FACULTY The Faculty before 1992 The Faculty during the siege of the City (1992-1996) The Faculty today The Faculty before 1992 The Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry of Sarajevo established 1940 (that was the first high school institution in Bosnia and Herzegovina). At the beginning of the Second World War, in April 1941, it stopped to work. 1947, the Faculty started again with teaching process. From 1958, the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry was separated in two faculties: Faculty of Agriculture and Faculty of Forestry. Both of them were accomodeted in the same building as individual units. At the same year three individual courses formed at the Faculty of Agriculture: agriculture - cattle-breeding - fruit-growing. A new course was introduced 1977/78 (the course of food processing and control). The faculty building was very large, with 10 183m of space. There were 20 laboratories: laboratories for chemistry, botany, microbiology, agriculture, pedology, fruit-growing, plant genetics, dairying, agrochemistry, horticulture, food technology, plant protection, entomology, animal nutrition, anatomy and physiology of animals, mechanisation in agriculture etc. During this existing of half of Century the Faculty produced 4 575 graduates, 192 masters of science and 122 doctors of science. The Faculty library had about 85 000 books and more, 75 000 various titles. Besides the teaching, education and creation of young experts in the agronomy field, the Faculty was developing research activities. Consequently, the master degree trainig courses were organized in 1964. This was result of the needs to have a high-educated people engaged in research work and high school institutions. The Faculty also had in its property experimental object at Butmir.

30. HEMP US AG HISTORY HEMP AGRICULTURE ROOM GUIDE 3. HEMP US agriculture history. George WashingtonCarver was the greatest agricultural researcher in American history. http://hempmuseum.org/SUBROOMS/HEMP US AG HISTORY.htm

HEMP AGRICULTURE ROOM Home Welcome Donate Link to us ... HEMP AGRICULTURE ROOM GUIDE 3. HEMP U.S. AGRICULTURE HISTORY Left, is a picture of the Mayflower II built in 1957 and equipped with hempen cordage. (National Geographics) Early Settlers from Europe brought hempseed to the Americas. England wanted another colony with the ability to grow hemp for their massive navy, but farmers grew the more profitable crop -tobacco. Much of the hemp grown was used locally as homespun fabric and rope. George Washington was great in so many ways, it has been forgotten that he was a hemp farmer and advocate of hemp industry. He said, "Make the most of the hempseed and sow it everywhere." U.S. President Thomas Jefferson was a hemp farmer. It is ironic that the prohibited hemp plant produced the material for both the early American flags and the paper upon which our Supreme Law is written. This Hemp Museum print of a hand-painted botanical illustration was made when hemp was a free plant. Hemp seed. It is 30% oil by weight, has a complete protein of very digestible quality.

31. Any Search Info - Directory: Science Agriculture History Provides Directory information about gardening, lawns, and related Scienceagriculture history information. Science agriculture history. http://search-info.com/search/engine/index/Science/Agriculture/History/

Top Science Agriculture : History [11] Directory Results: Categories: Gardening Lawns Science: Social Sciences: Economics: Economic History Society: History ... Society: History: By Topic: Social History Web Site Matches: Agropolis-Museum A Science Center dealing with topics such as food, nutrition, agriculture, with a historical approach on a worldwide scale. Website has virtual exhibitions on the history of food and agriculture, farmers of the world, and the "Banquet de l'Humanit©" (the dining table of the world). url: museum.agropolis.fr/english/default.htm ARS Timeline: 138 Years of Ag Research A brief history of agricultural research from 1862 to the present, organized by decade. Highlights of research carried out in the U.S. Department of Agriculture are featured. url: www.ars.usda.gov/is/timeline/index.htm British Agricultural History Society Promotes the study of agricultural history and the history of the rural economy and society. Organization information, upcoming conferences, and links to related websites. url: www.bahs.org.uk/

32. Agriculture History - X Company Profile agriculture history X About agriculture history - X Born in Philadelphia duringOctober, 1995, as one of the original hosting companies Datarealm has held http://dir.jayde.com/profile10027143-www-serve-com.html?qx=CAT936&s=2&x=

33. History Of Jefferson County Agriculture History of Jefferson County Agriculture. http://www.preservehistory.org/history_of_jefferson_county_agri.htm

History of Jefferson County Agriculture EVENTS Saturday Oct. 4 Sunday Oct. 5 BARNS Aspen Pool Dunn Farm Linden Spring Ripon Lodge ... RETURN TO LANDMARKS HOME PAGE Barn raising near Shepherdstown, ca. 1910 The Jefferson County area has always been known for its fertile farmland. It was the land, and the ample supply of water, that first drew settlers to this area. The Colonial Period The Jefferson County area has always been known for its fertile farmland. It was the land, and the ample supply of water, that first drew settlers to this area. The soil and climate supported crops that could be grown further north into Pennsylvania as well as those that could be cultivated in southern Virginia. German, Scots-Irish, and English settlers arriving from the north and east in the early 18th century brought their own crop preferences and farming techniques. Settlers from the Tidewater region often carried their plantation culture and crops with them. These factors, combined with the preferences and experience of the new settlers, made for varied agriculture and farming techniques in the Jefferson County area. Because of the size of the plantations and the crops they grew, owners of these operations tended to use more slaves than did their neighbors who emigrated from the north and east. Thus the characteristics of the farming population varied with the type of agriculture being practiced. It was not unusual in this area to find a plantation worked by an overseer and a score of slaves located next door to a farm worked directly by the owner and his family, perhaps augmented by an indentured servant and a slave or two rented from a neighbor.

34. Celebrating 100 Years Of Idaho Agriculture Thumbnails. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed Production, From the College ofagriculture history, From the College of agriculture history. From http://www.ag.uidaho.edu/centennial/pictures.asp

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35. A History Of American Agriculture/backpage Updates for history of American agriculture Chart, 19901997. / http://www.usda.gov/history2/back.htm

Updates for History of American Agriculture Chart, 1990-1997 Updates for History of American Agriculture Chart, 1990-1997

36. United States Department Of Agriculture -History Of American Agriculture/frontpa history of American agriculture. ( click on poster) United States Department of agriculture Home Welcome to USDA http://www.usda.gov/history2/front.htm

History of American Agriculture (click on poster) United States Department of Agriculture: Home Welcome to USDA Newsroom What's New ... FOIA Comments, Questions to vic.powell@usda.gov

37. Manitoba History: Manitoba Agricultural Hall Of Fame MANITOBA AGRICULTURAL. HALL OF FAME. The history of. agriculture in Manitoba. 18121995. Prepared by Morris Deveson. February 28, 1995. agriculture settlement and farming in Manitoba is really not very old, and is young by world standards. http://www.mts.net/~agrifame/histormb.html

MANITOBA AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME The History of Agriculture in Manitoba Prepared by Morris Deveson February 28, 1995 Agriculture settlement and farming in Manitoba is really not very old, and is young by world standards. Historians like Grant MacEwan, W.L. Morton, J.H. Ellis and others have documented and recorded development over the years. Two aspects of our agricultural development make history particularly interesting, first the rapid progress in technology and secondly the people who made it all happen. The first recorded Agricultural immigrants in Manitoba were the Selkirk Settlers, also known as the Red River Settlers, who arrived in 1812 and settled near the junction of the Red and Assinboine Rivers, sometimes referred to as the District of Assinboia. These first agricultural settlers arrived by boat via Hudson Bay with little more than the clothes on their backs. They were forced to live off the land, with some help from the fur traders and natives, who really did not make them very welcome. This was fur country. It is hard to believe, in 1995, that Lord Selkirk, who Grant MacEwan called the founder of agriculture in Western Canada, was repeatedly told by both foes and friends alike that his scheme to farm in Western Canada was an adventure in folly, assured only to failure. Fur traders said, "this is fur country. What stupidity to expect settlers to succeed in this land of ice and snow. The country is doomed to external sterility." This was 1812, only 183 years ago.

38. Agricultural History | Agricultural History Society | University Of California P history Society was founded in 1919 to stimulate interest in, promote the studyof, and facilitate research and publication in the history of agriculture. http://www.ucpress.edu/journals/ah/society.htm

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39. USDA History Collection Introduction/Index The USDA history Collection. Click image for more. information.) This site is best viewed at 800 x 600 resolution. HELP The USDA history Collection. Seal of the United States. Department of agriculture. Adopted June 21, 1895 Top of Page Search the USDA history Collection Web site http://www.nal.usda.gov/speccoll/collect/history

The USDA History Collection Seal of the United States Department of Agriculture Adopted June 21, 1895 (Click image for more information.) This site is best viewed at 800 x 600 resolution. Finding Aid Guide to the Collection Collection Map Search Navigation Tools Collection Highlights Selected Documents from the Collection Image Gallery Pictures, Maps and other Images Resources for further study, plus >HELP < Notes on How to Use the Guide This Web site and Finding Aid have been produced as a cooperative project between the National Agricultural Library and the University of Maryland Libraries. Please contact us with your comments and questions. Top of Page Search the USDA History Collection Web site. Home Page Introduction Finding Aid Collection Map Highlights ... Search The National Agricultural Library Special Collections 10301 Baltimore Avenue Beltsville, MD 20705 speccoll@nal.usda.gov February 15, 2002

40. History Of Agriculture --  Encyclopædia Britannica Encyclopædia Britannica. agriculture, history of. Encyclopædia Britannica Article MLA style " history of agriculture." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2004 http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=108627

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