...Christopher J. Castaneda California and the Fictions of Capital . George L. Henderson . Copyright 2001 Agricultural History Society 2001 252 / Agricultural History Issue might be taken with the authors' implication that epidemics of plant and animal diseases like potato blight...

.... Turner, dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at East Central University, collected the published materials and private correspondence of Caroline Henderson, an Oklahoma farmwoman. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College before pursuing her Jeffersonian dream of homesteading on a quarter...

...Alexander S. Dawson 104 / Agricultural History The Worm in the Wheat: Rosalie Evans and Agrarian Struggle in the Puebla-Tlaxcala Valley of Mexico, 1906-1927. By Timothy J. Henderson. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1998. 296 pp., hardback, $54.95, ISBN 0-8223-2200-5; paperback, $18.95, ISBN 0...

... of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at East Central University, collected the published materials and private correspondence of Caroline Henderson, an Oklahoma farmwoman. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College before pursuing her Jeffersonian dream of homesteading on a quarter section of land...

... and the Fictions of Capital. By George L. Henderson. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. 294 pp., $55.00, hardback, ISBN 0-19510890-6. In California and the Fictions of Capital, geographer George Henderson employs an interdisciplinary approach to better understand the development of California's agricultural...

... University Press, 1914), 173. The Cedar Grove Botanical Garden and Nursery "Catalogue of Apples" (Burlington) Hawkeye and Iowa Patriot, weekly, from Oct. 1,1840 through Mar. 18,1841 "Henderson Lewelling & Brothers." J. R. Cardwell, "First Fruits of the Land," Oregon Historical Quarterly 7 (Mar...

.... 31. Susan Lanman, “‘For Profit and Pleasure’: Peter Henderson and the Commercialization of Horticulture in Nineteenth-Century America,” in Industrializing Organisms: Introducing Evolutionary History , ed. Susan R. Schrepfer and Phillip Scranton (New York: Routledge Press, 2004), 19-42. 32...

... Jersey Agricultural Society,” Working Farmer 7 ( Mar. 1 , 1855 ): 4 . 7. Peter Henderson et al., Gardening for Profit: A Guide to the Successful Cultivation of the Market and Family Garden ( 1867 ; repr., Chillicothe, Ill. : American Botanist , 1991 ), xxxi , xxvi . 8...

... of dystopia made use of the saga of the American frontier, albeit in a new scenario that pitted the latest technology, agricultural innovations, and government programs against the dust bowl. Ostensibly, the fleeting moments of an ecological disaster were a turning point in Henderson's life, as she recognized...

... a real ambivalence about the experience. It was hard, but they endured. Many, given their experiences in childhood and early adulthood, saw hardship as a way of life. Riney-Kehrberg , Rooted in Dust , 140 – 41 , 153 – 54 , 175 . 6. Caroline Henderson , Letters from the Dust Bowl , ed...

... played an important role in the development of agricultural statistics, particularly those models designed by his student and colleague, American L. N. Hazel, who spent his working life as a statistician at Iowa State, and Hazel s student, American C. R. Henderson. A statistician and quantitative...

...Peter A. Coclanis Book Reviews / 105 of the complex negotiations that tied followers to their leaders. Similarly, Henderson's approach to the individuals who played parts in the struggle would have benefited from a more nuanced and gendered approach. Though he provides a lively description...

... of St. Albans, New York; and Alma C. Rowland of Henderson, North Carolina; several nieces and nephews; and many other relatives and friends. Natural Resources Conservation Douglas Helms Historian Service, USDA ...

... Gadd, Samuel Garrido, Victor Geraci, Jess Gilbert, Monica Gisolfi, Susan Grayzel, Sara Gregg, Annie Elizabeth Hanshew, Marjory Harper, Jonathan Harwood, John B Henderson,Kathleen Hilliard,Joseph M.Hodge,Suzanne Kaufman, Sharon Kingsland, Marta Macedo, Carin Martiin, Fazal Marwat, Gillian McGillivray...

..., the settlements of Kentucky began in the middle, in what became known as the bluegrass, and radiated outwards in concentric circles. Eslinger also discusses the two major routes for traveling to Kentucky. The path made famous because of its association with the Henderson/Boone mi? gration was overland across...

... Their Mark ( New South Wales : Fairfax, Syme & Weldon , 1984 ), 86 – 87 ; Hamilton Spectator , Nov. 20, 23, 1861; Nov. 9, 1876; Feb. 3, 8 ; June 14, 1877; Alexander Henderson , ed., Australian Families: A Genealogical and Biographical Record ( Melbourne : A. Henderson , 1941 ), 91...

..., July 7, 1938; Bennie Skinner to Mitchell, Apr. 26, 1938; Ella Roby to Mitchell, Apr. 26, 1938; Mary Lee Moore to Donald Henderson, Apr. 19, 1938 but filed with May 6, 1938, Reel 8, Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union Papers (hereafter STFUP), microfilm edition (University of Georgia Libraries, Glen...

... the Henderson Site, Roswell, New Mexico." Washington University, 2001. Raley, Bradley Frank. "Colorado's 'Island Community': Irrigation and In? dustrial Agriculture in Colorado's Grand Valley, 1882-1920." University of Oklahoma, 2001. 696 / Agricultural History Ramirez-Ferrero, Eric Ernesto. "Troubled Fields...

..../Feb. 1952 ): 6 G. E. Henderson , "Explaining Electrical Safety," Farm Safety Review (Nov./Dec. 1952 ): 4 ,5 25 Transactions—National Safety Congress (Chicago: National Safety Council, 1953 ), 15 Maynard Coe, "Your Farm Help," Farm Safety Review (Mar./Apr...

... the start and end of the commodity chain further add to revelatory possibilities of oils crops. Some oils and oil-producing plants had varied uses within indigenous communities, which often continue into the present (Alefosio and Henderson 2018). This imbues the plant and resultant oil crops with diverse...