Farm Life

Farm life, past and present


Explore articles about the past and present of farm life:

• Farm Shows: Reports and photos from farm shows featuring steam engines, tractors and gas engines.

Dale Geise remembers how his dad controlled the tractor from the binder when custom grain cutting.

An interesting look at one of the first major farm shows in the United States, the National Threshers Association Reunion.

Take a tour of the John K. Parlett Farm-Life Museum in St. Mary's County, Md.


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