Links to pages which give research on the development of farming and cities by culture.

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.

Course outline that was distributed to students in Ohio State University Professor Freeman S. Howlett's course titled "The History and Literature of Horticulture: From Earliest Times to the Present," taught in 1968.

Promotes the study of agricultural history and the history of the rural economy and society. Organization information, upcoming conferences, and links to related websites.

Illustrated overview of the origins and development of agriculture, with bibiliography, notes from early cultures, and pictures of early farm implements and tractors.

Chronology of the development of horticulture in Europe and North America, with a set of articles on associated topics.

Introduction to the history of cultivation and spread of some common crops.

History and pictures of cotton modules and cotton module trucks. (Lubbock, Texas, USA)

Features published original sources for 19th and early 20th century rural culture, farming methods, and gardening skills.

The history of potato cultivation and its role in society, including the Irish potato famine. Particular focus on Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Virtual museum of the agricultural industry, concentrating on tractors and other farm machinery.

This society aims to promote interest in, and the study of, the history of agriculture. Provides information on membership, the journal, meetings and awards.

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'Humanité" (the dining table of the world).