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... Copyright 2005 Agricultural History Society 2005 Agricultural Allan and History Margaret Talks to Bogue Q. What made you want to become a historian? Allan: When I completed high school in Ontario in 1939 there was a difference of opinion in the command centers of our household as to my best...

...Pamela Riney-Kehrberg © 2018 Agricultural History Society 2018 1. Margaret gave a very useful interview to the oral history program of the University of Wisconsin–Madison Archives. Margaret Bogue, as interviewed by Susan Pfahler, June 16, 2008 , University of Wisconsin–Madison...

...Pamela Riney-Kehrberg Allan G. Bogue (1921 2016) PAMELA RINEY-KEHRBERG iT iS WiTh a ProFound SenSe of loss that i write this obituary for allan g. bogue. a long-time member of the agricultural history Society, he was a past president and a fellow as well. in 1986 he was inducted into the national...

...Allan G. Bogue; Brian Q. Cannon; Kenneth J. Winkle Abstract Historians have noted the importance of chattel-mortgage financing in nineteenth-century Midwestern agriculture, including its contribution to farmer distress but have not examined its incidence, purposes, or practices in detail. Here...

...Allan G. Bogue Literature of Place: Dwelling on the Land before Earth Day . Melanie L. Simo . Copyright 2007 Agricultural History Society 2007 Agricultural History Fall nineteenth century. Poland Spring was a laboratory where all of themwere tested. Richards's account of the Poland...

...Allan G. Bogue Abstract Paul Wallace Gates was the leading American historian of the public domain during the latter half of the twentieth century and James C. Malin’s ecological approach to the history and environment of the North American grasslands brought important new perspectives to those...

...Sean W. Gouglas The Farm on the North Talbot Road . Allan G. Bogue . Copyright 2004 Agricultural History Society 2004 252 / Agricultural History The authors point out that evidence of terracing should not be taken to imply larger harvests. The topic of terraces is an essential one...

.... © the Agricultural History Society, 2011 2011 NOTES 1. The author wants to thank Allan G. Bogue and Margaret Beattie Bogue for their mentoring and for their comments on this article. She would also like to thank Roberta Trites and Richard Kehrberg for their insights. I owe my own awakening...

... environmental management. Robinson A. Herrera Florida State University The Farm on the North Talbot Road. By Allan G. Bogue. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2001.226 pp., $19.95, paperback, ISBN 0-8032-6189-6. Allan G Bogue's newest book recounts his memories of growing up on the family dairy farm...

... in southern Ontario in the face of growing suburbs and migrating labor seems an obvious conclusion. Bogue's tale is often heartbreaking; the final page of the epilogue is truly saddening. Although a departure from Bogue's more academic work, agricultural historians will gain much from reading this marvelous...

...), and Cutting into the Meatpacking Line: Workers and Change in the Rural Midwest (1998). Other Fellows of the Society include: Elected in 1995 Allan G. Bogue, Margaret B. Bogue, Gilbert C. Fite,* Robert W. Fogel, Paul W. Gates,* Eugene D. Genovese,* Mary W. M. Hargreaves,* Joan Jensen, Richard S. Kirkendall...

... of Francis G. Newlands (1996). He is the thirty-sixth Fellow of the Society named in the organization s ninety-four-year history. Other Fellows of the Society include:1 Elected in 1995 Allan G. Bogue, Margaret B. Bogue, Gilbert C. Fite*, Robert W. Fogel*, Paul W. Gates*, Eugene D. Genovese*, Mary W. M...

.... other Fellows of the Society include: elected in 1995 allan g. bogue, margaret b. bogue, gilbert C. Fite*, robert W. Fogel*, Paul W. gates*, eugene d. genovese*, mary W. m. hargreaves*, Joan Jensen, richard S. Kirkendall, William n. Parker*, Wayne d. rasmussen*, and morton rothstein*. elected in 1996...

..., 1919 1941 (2000), Southern Farmers and Their Stories (2007), and The Battles of Kings Mountain and Cowpens: The American Revolution in the Southern Backcountry (2013). She is a past president of the Agricultural History Society. Other Fellows of the Society include:1 Elected in 1995 Allan G. Bogue...

...) and John Brown to Bob Dole: Movers and Shakers in Kansas History (2010). Dean has served on many, if not all, of the society s committees. Most recently, he was elected for a second term on the nominating committee. Other Fellows of the Society include:1 Elected in 1995 Allan G. Bogue, Margaret B. Bogue...

... of 373,388,000 bushels at 38 bushels per acre. In comparison, in 15. Charles,"SpeedingUp CornPicking,"9. 16. Wallaces'Farmer9, August 1929, 9, advertisementfor New Ideapicker;Allan G. Bogue, "Changesin MechanicalandPlantTechnology:The CornBelt, 1910-1940," Journalof Economic History43 (March1983):22. 538...

... relationships with nature and with one another. Her book is insightful, informative, entertaining, and beautifully written. Allan G. Bogue University of Wisconsin, Madison Recoding Nature: Critical Perspectives on Genetic Engineering. Edited by Richard Hindmarsh and Geoffrey Lawrence. Seattle: University...

... Rosenberg, and to John Shover, with whom I did course work before he passed away.Al Bogue AgriculturaHlistoryTalksto HalS. Barron/ 413 has been an importantfigureto me becauseof the exampleof his own workandhiscarefulandconstructivereadingof mine.Thecommunityof scholarsat the HuntingtonLibraryw, here I do...

.... Old standbys like Eric Lampard s The Rise of the Dairy Industry in Wisconsin (1955), Paul Gates s The Farmer's Age: Agriculture, 1815 1860 (1960), and Allan Bogue s From Prairie to Cornbelt (1963) set the stage for similar regional agricultural capitalist stories elsewhere. In the case of California...

... Bogue. In the conclusion, Lauck makes valuable suggestions for new directions in research but misses an opportunity to challenge disciplinary headwinds that continue to push against midwestern regional frameworks. The question remains, how can we reassure risk-averse junior scholars...