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A practical field lesson in Agriculture being given to Negro farmers in Alabama by the Farmers' Institute of Tuskegee.
Farm home and building of Floyd Stokes, of Gloucester County, Va., an outstanding Negro farmer who attributes unusual success to following the advice and suggestions of the Negro extension agent.
Wife of Pomp Hall, Negro tenant farmer, writing on typewriter. Through union activities this family has developed a desire for higher education. This typewriter is to them a symbol of that education and as such is the most prized family possession
This Negro club boy is learning seed - corn selection from his county agricultural agent.
Packing butter into tubs at the Dairymen's Cooperative Creamery. Caldwell, Canyon County, ID. The dairymen's cooperative is a member of two regional cooperative marketing associations. Butter is marketed through the Challenge Cream and Butter Association
A QUIET DINNER TO PETER REED BY A FEW OF HIS WARM FRIENDS ON HIS BIRTHDAY [held by] PETER REED'S FRIENDS [at] "COLONIAL CLUB, OF NEW YORK" (OTHER (PRIVATE CLUB);)
DINNER ON THE OCCASION OF HIS LEAVING DETROIT TO ASSUME HIS DUTIES AT WASHINGTON AS ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY [held by] FRIENDS OF MR. TRUMAN HANDY NEWBERRY [at] "DETROIT CLUB, DETROIT, MI" ("OTHER, PRIVATE;")
A peasant woman churning. The churn is made of the tanned skin of a goat stripped off whole; it is partly filled with milk and the extremities being securely closed, it is suspended in any convenient place, by four ropes fastened to the skin of the legs.
Milk cans on farm of member of the Dairymen's Cooperative Creamery. Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. The slogan of the co-op has been "Every Member a Fieldman"
Negro club member who made sufficient profit from the sale of butter and buttermilk to pay her way through Tuskegee Institute; The benefits which accrued through her club activities were far-reaching in that her neighbors and friends were inspired to follow the best dairy practices in an effort to emulate her successful results.
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Public domain image of cattle, livestock, farm animals, agriculture, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description
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agricultural extension work
cattle
african american farmers
dairy farming
african american women
education
decade of negro extension work 1914 1924
negro club member
club activities
tuskegee institute
dairy practices
martin oscar baker 1870 1935 author
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schomburg center for research in black culture
race relations
new york public library
Date
1926 - 1926
Source
New York Public Library
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