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Background imageAgriculture Collection: SOUTH DAKOTA: FARMING. A farmer plowing a field on the South Dakota prairie. Stereograph

SOUTH DAKOTA: FARMING. A farmer plowing a field on the South Dakota prairie. Stereograph, c1916

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. Ten-year-old tobacco picker on Gildersleeve Tobacco Farm

HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. Ten-year-old tobacco picker on Gildersleeve Tobacco Farm during harvest in Gildersleeve, Connecticut. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1917

Background imageAgriculture Collection: AGRICULTURAL SHOW, 1861. The implement yard at the Royal Agricultural Societys show at Leeds

AGRICULTURAL SHOW, 1861. The implement yard at the Royal Agricultural Societys show at Leeds, England. Wood engraving, English, 1861

Background imageAgriculture Collection: FARMERs ALMANAC, 1793. Astronomical Calculations and other information for the

FARMERs ALMANAC, 1793. Astronomical Calculations and other information for the month of March in a facsimile of the first Farmers Almanac, Boston, 1793

Background imageAgriculture Collection: STRAWBERRY PICKERS, 1916. A group of strawberry pickers on Clagett and Covington farm

STRAWBERRY PICKERS, 1916. A group of strawberry pickers on Clagett and Covington farm, Bowling Green vicinity, Kentucky. Photograph by Lewis Hine, May 1916

Background imageAgriculture Collection: SORTING COTTON, c1905. African American women and girls sorting cotton at the Atlantic

SORTING COTTON, c1905. African American women and girls sorting cotton at the Atlantic Cotton Compress Company in Pensacola, Florida. Photograph, c1905

Background imageAgriculture Collection: FARMING: CORN, c1905. Farm workers cutting and binding corn by hand. Photograph, c1905

FARMING: CORN, c1905. Farm workers cutting and binding corn by hand. Photograph, c1905

Background imageAgriculture Collection: CATTLE SHOW, 1844. The Great Poughkeepsie Cattle Show. Engraving, 1844

CATTLE SHOW, 1844. The Great Poughkeepsie Cattle Show. Engraving, 1844

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: MOWING, 1915. An eight-year old boy driving a horse rake used for mowing farmland

HINE: MOWING, 1915. An eight-year old boy driving a horse rake used for mowing farmland, Western Massachusetts. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1915

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MONTGOMERY WARD, 1889-90. Page from the Montgomery Ward Catalog #46, featuring farm tools

MONTGOMERY WARD, 1889-90. Page from the Montgomery Ward Catalog #46, featuring farm tools and other merchandise, 1889-90

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: FARMER, 1913. The Paulk family at their home in Kirkland, Georgia

HINE: FARMER, 1913. The Paulk family at their home in Kirkland, Georgia. Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine, 1915

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. A group of shed workers at Hawthorn Tobacco Farm in Hazardville

HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. A group of shed workers at Hawthorn Tobacco Farm in Hazardville, Connecticut. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1917

Background imageAgriculture Collection: TEXAS: COTTON FIELD, c1904. African American workers weighing cotton in a field in Texas

TEXAS: COTTON FIELD, c1904. African American workers weighing cotton in a field in Texas. Stereograph, c1904

Background imageAgriculture Collection: SUGAR BEET WORKER, 1915. Six-year old boy pulling beets on his parents farm near Sterling

SUGAR BEET WORKER, 1915. Six-year old boy pulling beets on his parents farm near Sterling, Colorado. Photograph by Lewis Hine, October 1915

Background imageAgriculture Collection: LAGONDA ADVERTISEMENT. Poster for Lagonda Agriculture Works in Ohio, featuring farmers

LAGONDA ADVERTISEMENT. Poster for Lagonda Agriculture Works in Ohio, featuring farmers and harvesting machinery. Lithograph by Edwin Forbes, c1859

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. An eleven year-old boy with two nine year-old boys drying

HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. An eleven year-old boy with two nine year-old boys drying tobacco leaves at the Cybalski Tobacco Farm in Hazardville, Connecticut. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1917

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MOWING ACCIDENT, 1915. A twelve-year old boy driving the mowing machine which cut

MOWING ACCIDENT, 1915. A twelve-year old boy driving the mowing machine which cut off his hand on a farm in rural America. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1915

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. A group of young shed workers at Wetstone Tobacco Farm in Vernon

HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. A group of young shed workers at Wetstone Tobacco Farm in Vernon, Connecticut. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1917

Background imageAgriculture Collection: SOUTH DAKOTA: HARVEST. Harvesting near Brookings, South Dakota. Cyanotype photograph

SOUTH DAKOTA: HARVEST. Harvesting near Brookings, South Dakota. Cyanotype photograph, c1898

Background imageAgriculture Collection: FARMER, 1873. Old friends. Wood engraving, 1873, by Charles Maurand, after a drawing by John S

FARMER, 1873. Old friends. Wood engraving, 1873, by Charles Maurand, after a drawing by John S. Davis

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: FARM OWNERS, 1913. The Benkendorfer family on their cotton farm near West, Texas

HINE: FARM OWNERS, 1913. The Benkendorfer family on their cotton farm near West, Texas. Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine, 1913

Background imageAgriculture Collection: VERMONT: BEEKEEPERS, 1914. A man teaches his son how to tend to a beehive, in Bennington, Vermont

VERMONT: BEEKEEPERS, 1914. A man teaches his son how to tend to a beehive, in Bennington, Vermont. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1914

Background imageAgriculture Collection: COTTON PICKING. Two cotton pickers on a plantation in the American South

COTTON PICKING. Two cotton pickers on a plantation in the American South. Undated photograph

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MIGRANT WORKERS, 1910. Five-year-old Helen and her stepsisters hulling strawberries

MIGRANT WORKERS, 1910. Five-year-old Helen and her stepsisters hulling strawberries for two cents a quart at Johnsons Hulling Station, in Seaford, Delaware. Photograph by Lewis Hine, May 1910

Background imageAgriculture Collection: FARMING: CORN, c1905. A farmer harvesting corn. Photograph, c1905

FARMING: CORN, c1905. A farmer harvesting corn. Photograph, c1905

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MIGRANT WORKERS, c1910. A group of young workers carrying in their pecks of cranberries

MIGRANT WORKERS, c1910. A group of young workers carrying in their pecks of cranberries to the bushel man for weighing at Theodore Budds Bog at Turkeytown near Pemberton, New Jersey

Background imageAgriculture Collection: SHEPHERD, c1875. An American shepherd from Montana displays the pelts of coyotes

SHEPHERD, c1875. An American shepherd from Montana displays the pelts of coyotes shot with his 1873 model Winchester rifle. Photograph, c1875

Background imageAgriculture Collection: FARMER WITH CRADLE. An American farmer harvesting wheat with a cradle. Photograph

FARMER WITH CRADLE. An American farmer harvesting wheat with a cradle. Photograph, late 19th century

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MILL, 15th CENTURY. A woman carrying a sack of wheat to a mill

MILL, 15th CENTURY. A woman carrying a sack of wheat to a mill. Manuscript illumination from Le Mortifiement de vaine plaisance by Rene of Anjou, 15th century

Background imageAgriculture Collection: NEBRASKA: HARROWING. A farmer breaking up soil with a horse-drawn harrow on a farm in Nebraska

NEBRASKA: HARROWING. A farmer breaking up soil with a horse-drawn harrow on a farm in Nebraska. Undated photograph

Background imageAgriculture Collection: AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. Poster, late 19th century, for The Farmers Friend Manufacturing Company

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. Poster, late 19th century, for The Farmers Friend Manufacturing Company, maker of agricultural machinery at Dayton, Ohio

Background imageAgriculture Collection: FARMER, 1873. Christmas in the fields. Wood engraving, 1873, by Charles Maurand

FARMER, 1873. Christmas in the fields. Wood engraving, 1873, by Charles Maurand, after a drawing by John S. Davis

Background imageAgriculture Collection: NORTH CAROLINA: COTTON. A man picking cotton in North Carolina. Photograph, c1885

NORTH CAROLINA: COTTON. A man picking cotton in North Carolina. Photograph, c1885

Background imageAgriculture Collection: SUGAR PLANTATION, 1901. Men working on a sugar plantation near New Orleans, Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTATION, 1901. Men working on a sugar plantation near New Orleans, Louisiana. Stereograph, 1901

Background imageAgriculture Collection: KENTUCKY: FARM, 1916. A boy driving a horse drawn roller on his fathers farm in

KENTUCKY: FARM, 1916. A boy driving a horse drawn roller on his fathers farm in West Point vicinity, Kentucky. Photograph by Lewis Hine, May 1916

Background imageAgriculture Collection: HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. Tobacco pickers on Goodrich Farm during harvest in Cromwell

HINE: TOBACCO FARM, 1917. Tobacco pickers on Goodrich Farm during harvest in Cromwell, Connecticut. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1917

Background imageAgriculture Collection: VIRGINIA: STRAWBERRY FARM. A white overseer and two children observe the harvest

VIRGINIA: STRAWBERRY FARM. A white overseer and two children observe the harvest of strawberries by African American workers on a plantation in Virginia. Photograph, mid or late 19th century

Background imageAgriculture Collection: UNCOMPAHGRE VALLEY: FARM. A farm in the Uncompahgre Valley, Colorado, irrigated

UNCOMPAHGRE VALLEY: FARM. A farm in the Uncompahgre Valley, Colorado, irrigated by the Uncompahgre River via the Gunnison Tunnel which opened in 1909. Photograph, c1910

Background imageAgriculture Collection: POULTRY, 1869. Specimens of poultry exhibited at the fair of the New York State Poultry Society

POULTRY, 1869. Specimens of poultry exhibited at the fair of the New York State Poultry Society, Empire Skating Rink, N.Y. City. Engraving, 1869

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MIGRANT WORKERS, 1910. Families of migrant workers hulling berries for two cents

MIGRANT WORKERS, 1910. Families of migrant workers hulling berries for two cents a quart at the Johnsons Hulling Station in Seaford, Delaware. Photograph by Lewis Hine, May 1910

Background imageAgriculture Collection: POULTRY, c1868. The Poultry of the World - Portraits of all known valuable breeds of fowls

POULTRY, c1868. The Poultry of the World - Portraits of all known valuable breeds of fowls. Chromolithograph, c1868

Background imageAgriculture Collection: CUBA: SUGAR PLANTATION. Plowing on a Cuban sugar plantation. Photograph, c1904

CUBA: SUGAR PLANTATION. Plowing on a Cuban sugar plantation. Photograph, c1904

Background imageAgriculture Collection: CUBA: SUGAR PLANTATION. Sugar cane loaded onto a cart on a Cuban sugar plantation

CUBA: SUGAR PLANTATION. Sugar cane loaded onto a cart on a Cuban sugar plantation. Photograph, c1904

Background imageAgriculture Collection: LOUISIANA: SUGAR CANE FARM. Harvesters cutting sugar cane on a plantation in Louisiana

LOUISIANA: SUGAR CANE FARM. Harvesters cutting sugar cane on a plantation in Louisiana. Photograph by William Henry Jackson, late 19th century

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MEDIEVAL WOMAN AND PIG. A woman and a pig. Medieval manuscript illumination

MEDIEVAL WOMAN AND PIG. A woman and a pig. Medieval manuscript illumination

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MARSH HARVESTER. American farmers harvesting wheat with a McCormick Marsh Harvester

MARSH HARVESTER. American farmers harvesting wheat with a McCormick Marsh Harvester, patented in 1875. Two men ride on the platform

Background imageAgriculture Collection: MEDIEVAL HERDSMEN. Herdsmen driving pigs. Medieval French manuscript illumination

MEDIEVAL HERDSMEN. Herdsmen driving pigs. Medieval French manuscript illumination

Background imageAgriculture Collection: McCORMICK REAPER, 1884. Demonstration of a McCormick reaper and binder in Maine

McCORMICK REAPER, 1884. Demonstration of a McCormick reaper and binder in Maine. Oil painting by Isaac Eaton, 1884



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