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Rooks Attacking CropsA flock of rooks attacking and eating a field of newly sown corn. Date: 1930s
Argentinian FarmerAn unfortunate farmer stuggles to harvest his crops with an ox-drawn wooden cart in monsoon conditions, Argentina, South America. Date: 1930s
Le Coup De Vent (The Gale)Le Coup De Vent ( The Gale ) Women dressed in light yellow dress trying to hold a large bouquet of flowers that are being blown away by the wind
India - The Harvest of corn Date: circa 1907
Rural scene with red brick housesA rural scene with red brick houses
VIIIme Exposition Suisse D Agriculture (2 / 3)Promotional postcard for the VIIIme Exposition Suisse D Agriculture (8th Swiss Agricultural Exhibition) at Lausanne, Switzerland (2/3) Date: 1910
VIIIme Exposition Suisse D Agriculture (1 / 3)Promotional postcard for the VIIIme Exposition Suisse D Agriculture (8th Swiss Agricultural Exhibition) at Lausanne, Switzerland (1/3) Date: 1910
Contented FarmerVISIONS OF PROSPERITY A contented farmer contemplates his crops and looks forward to a fine harvest Date: 1880
Spring by Adrian HillA ploughman guides his horses through the fields as they begin to prepare the land for crops in the spring
Vegetable grounds, NIPRCC East Harling, NorfolkBoys tending the vegetable grounds at the East Harling, Norfolk, branch of the National Institutions for Persons Requiring Care and Control
A Sudan Cotton FieldEmpire Marketing Board poster showing indigeonous workers picking cotton in a field in the Sudan, while their village can be seen some way in the background
Produce from around the EmpireUnidentified illustration but possibly for an Empire Marketing Board poster, featuring people from around the world, standing under a Union Jack flag and surrounded by a wide range of exotic produce
Peaceful Summer pasturesA view across summer pastures of burnt yellow crops and wild grasses toward distant hills, purple in the sun. Watercolour painting by Malcolm Greensmith
Flax growing in Northern IrelandFarming and gathering flax in Northern Ireland
A Mans A Man For A That by Lindsay CableTwo women dressed in masculine outfits of shirts, ties, flat shoes and, in the case of one, knickerbockers or plus-fours, smoke cigarettes and comment on a passing gentleman wearing a kilt
Gathering seaweed for food, IrelandScenes showing men, women and children gathering seaweed for food on the coast of Clare, west of Ireland. They are also shown picking, drying and selling d hlisk, and gathering corrigan
Racecourse PlowedThe authorities take the food shortage seriously - just how seriously is evidenced by the plowing up of this racecourse near Petrograd so that crops can be planted there
Artificial SunlightThe use of artificial sunlight will make it possible to have three crops every year
Underground HarvestingCrops will be cultivated underground under ideal conditions, using chemicals to enable accelerated growth and so greatly enhance production
Threshing with FlailsEven in the 1930s, old fashioned flails were still being used for threshing seed crops on this farm in Essex, England
Harvesting in GermanyHarvest A woman in a red dress carries in the harvest while a man in the background cuts the crops with a scythe
Corn Harvest, BritainThe corn harvest
Harvesting, Spain 1511A Catalan farmer harvests his corn
Transport by Raft 1555Transporting root crops and other goods by raft
The Race Finish 1775Three jockeys and their mounts pass the finishing post to the applause of three spectators. Rather savage looking riding crops appear to have been employed
Lonchamps Fashions 1845Trousers strapped under the instep, coat cut-away at the front with vent, side pleats & hip buttons, S-B waisted coat, pocket handkerchief, top hats, spurs & riding crops
Harvesting CropsA woman calls a harvester home to lunch
Kaffirs shoot at StormKaffirs fire their arrows at storm clouds in hope of saving their crops : French wine growers try similar methods
Starting a HailstormFor a small fee, your friendly neighbourhood witch will cause a hailstorm to ruin your neighbours crops, without a single hailstone falling on yours
Locust Plague AlgeriaAlgerian farmers do their best to prevent a locust swarm destroying their crops
Bread Riots in ParisLA GUERRE DES FARINES When grain crops are hit by disease, it leads to a bread shortage which in turn leads to rioting in Paris and other cities
Nikolai TsitsinNIKOLAI TSITSIN Russian agronomist : rose from a poor peasant family to international repute in the improvement of crops etc
Watering CropsThe flying machine will be the farmers friend, enabling him to water his crops in times of drought
Lady and ScarecrowA lady chats up a scarecrow who fails to admire the creation Molyneux she is wearing
Rain to OrderA farmer directs the rain- making airship to where he wants his crops watered
Berry / OctoberOCTOBER Peasants sow next years crops within sight of the Palais du Louvre, Paris
Insects / LocustsIowa farmers light smoke-fires hoping to save their crops from a swarm of locusts