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| Agriculture has always played a central role in American and world history. These resources reflect that prominence as they address events significant to the development of ancient and modern agricultural practices, crops, technology, and agrarian life. |
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 | The Papers of Layne R. Beaty
USDA. NAL. Special Collections.
Guide to a manuscript collection on the history of farm radio and television broadcasting in the United States. |
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| Agricultural History Society Records
USDA. NAL. Special Collections.
Guide to the records of the Agricultural History Society, one of the very first specialized historical groups of the American Historical Association. |
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 | Screwworm Eradication Program Records
USDA. NAL. Special Collections.
Guide to collections pertaining to the USDA-led eradication of the screwworm from the United States, Mexico, and most of Central America. |
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| Collections by Subject: Agriculture in Maryland
University of Maryland Libraries. Archives and Manuscripts Department.
Lists their collections relating to the history of agriculture, especially in the state of Maryland. Briefly describes each collection and links to the finding aids where available. |
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 | History of American Agriculture
USDA. CSREES. Agriculture in the Classroom.
A historical timeline of American agriculture, accessible by decade or major subject area. |
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| Agricultural Technology Collections
University of California at Davis. Shields Library. Special Collections.
Guides to more than 30 manuscript collections relating to the history of agricultural technology and agricultural manufacturers from 1795 to the present. |
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 | Black Farming and Land Loss: A History
Public Broadcasting System.
Documents the history of Blacks in farming from the newly freed slaves of 1863 to today. Includes a timeline, stories of Black farmers and their descendants, and a teachers' guide. |
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