This 1940s or ‘50s ear antique mower remains a mystery—it’s most identifying feature is an electric engine.
Vintage John Deere equipment keeps the yearly harvest enjoyable for one Michigan farmer.
The Southland Flywheeler Antique Tractor & Engine Club in Alabama restores a circa-1880 cotton gin and gets it running on steam power.
Nebraska man preserves farm practices of the past in his museum devoted to hay tools.
The early sawmill saw many advancements throughout the centuries.
The hay hook, a simple device, made grueling job easier.
Lyle and Sharon Bertram share their Birdsell clover huller, which had been in a barn for more than 30 years before they bought it at an auction three years ago.
A Challenge windmill has survived over 100 years and a move across several states.
