Recent Scholarship
Agricultural
Castonguay, Stéphane, “Creating an Agricultural World Order: Regional Plant Production Problems and International Phytopathology, 1878–1939,” Agricultural History, 84 (Winter 2010), 46–73.
Gentry, Judy, “Confederates and Cotton in East Texas,” East Texas Historical Journal, 48 (Winter 2010), 20–39.
LaLone, Mary B., “Running the Family Farm: Accommodation and Adaptation in an Appalachian Region,” Journal of Appalachian Studies, 14 (Spring–Fall 2008), 62–98.
Lillquist, Karl, “Farming the Desert: Agriculture in the World War II–Era Japanese-American Relocation Centers,” Agricultural History, 84 (Winter 2010), 74–104.
Manthorne, Jason, “The View from the Cotton: Reconsidering the Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union,” Agricultural History, 84 (Winter 2010), 20–45.
Melzer, Richard, “New Deal Success or ‘Noble Failure’? Bosque Farms’ Early Years as a Federal Resettlement Project, 1935–1939,” New Mexico Historical Review, 85 (Winter 2010), 1–37.
Moore, Ted, “Creating an Idyllic Space: Nature, Technology, and Campus Planning at the Michigan Agricultural College, 1850 to 1975,” Michigan Historical Review, 35 (Fall 2009), 1–26.
Sylvester, Kenneth M., “Ecological Frontiers on the Grasslands of Kansas: Changes in Farm Scale and Crop Diversity,” Journal of Economic History, 69 (Dec. 2009), 1041–62.
Burnett, Paul, “The Visible Land: Agricultural Economies, U.S. Export Agriculture, and International Development, 1918–1965” (University of Pennsylvania, 2008). Order No. DA3345912.
Mortimer, Allyn M., “Power in the Garden: Exploring the Lives of Missouri Farm Women and Their Vegetable Gardens during the Great Depression” (University of Missouri, Columbia, 2007). Order No. DA3351650.
Liu, Joanne S., Barbed Wire: The Fence That Changed the West. (Missoula: Mountain, 2009. x, 141 pp. Paper, $14.00, isbn 978-0-87842-557-0.)
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