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Agriculture 1940s Stock Photos and Images
RMGNC0X7–Truck Being Loaded with Bushels of String Beans by Two Day Laborers, Rear View, Seabrook Farms, Bridgeton, New Jersey, USA, Marion Post Wolcott, U.S. Farm Security Administration, July 1941
RMB586AA–Onion Seeds. They're not big-drum sticks. They're not knobkerries. If you know your onions, you've probably recognised them already for they're leek seeds growing at Ryvers Farm, Langley, Bucks. Dorothy Brown, 20 and Dorothy Larke, 21, arechecking the seed pods, and each pod contains an average of three seeds. There are three-quarters of an acre of the plants. Three times 2000 is 6,000. Now how many square feet are there in an acre-well, you're looking at a lot of leeks-to-be. September 1949 P004460
RM2FN4A4Y–agriculture, harvest, grape gathering, 1930s / 1940s, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMTWWCMK–Vintage WW2 wartime food production harvest Propaganda Appeal Poster UK “Lend a hand with the potato harvest at a farming holiday camp” “Oct and Nov free travel - and reduced accomodation terms” 1940’s Food Production World War 2 Agriculture Appeal
![[ 1940s Japan - Japanese Farmer and Daughter ] — Militarist advertising postcard for the Yasuda Savings Bank (安田貯蓄銀行, now Mizuho Bank) featuring an illustration of a female farmer and her daughter carrying straw. They are wearing monpe (もんぺ), women's work pants which were especially popular during WWII. The slogan reads, 'Savings push the advancing Japanese Imperial Army.' 20th century vintage postcard. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2BN0X5Y/1940s-japan-japanese-farmer-and-daughter-militarist-advertising-postcard-for-the-yasuda-savings-bank-now-mizuho-bank-featuring-an-illustration-of-a-female-farmer-and-her-daughter-carrying-straw-they-are-wearing-monpe-womens-work-pants-which-were-especially-popular-during-wwii-the-slogan-reads-savings-push-the-advancing-japanese-imperial-army-20th-century-vintage-postcard-2BN0X5Y.jpg "[ 1940s Japan - Japanese Farmer and Daughter ] — Militarist advertising postcard for the Yasuda Savings Bank (安田貯蓄銀行, now Mizuho Bank) featuring an illustration of a female farmer and her daughter carrying straw. They are wearing monpe (もんぺ), women's work pants which were especially popular during WWII. The slogan reads, 'Savings push the advancing Japanese Imperial Army.' 20th century vintage postcard. Stock Photo")
RM2BN0X5Y–[ 1940s Japan - Japanese Farmer and Daughter ] — Militarist advertising postcard for the Yasuda Savings Bank (安田貯蓄銀行, now Mizuho Bank) featuring an illustration of a female farmer and her daughter carrying straw. They are wearing monpe (もんぺ), women's work pants which were especially popular during WWII. The slogan reads, 'Savings push the advancing Japanese Imperial Army.' 20th century vintage postcard.
RMCWAW6C–A tractor used to pull two combines on a big wheat farm near Spearman, Texas. 7/2/42. Courtesy of CSU Archives/Everett
RMW37695–Farmer in the 1940s. An elderly man is having a rest from the work on the fields. Sweden 1949. Kristoffersson ref AS80-4
RM2B01B2A–Thailand: Tawee Bunyaket (10 November 1904 - 3 November 1971), Prime Minister of Thailand (r. 31 August 31 1945 - 17 September 1945), c. 1940s. Tawee Bunyaket was a politician and Prime Minister for a short term. He initially worked as an official at the Ministry of Agriculture. In 1932 he joined the Khana Ratsadon (People's Party) that instigated the 1932 coup. After the end of World War II, Tawee was elected as Prime Minister on August 31, 1945 and formed the 12th Thai administration. However he was only chosen because the preferred candidate Seni Pramoj wasn't available.
RMP66T9H–Aerial view of terraced fields and roadway with a military vehicle in a mountainous region of the Kiangsu Province or Yunnan Province in China 1946
RMP9YWBY–1940s HAPPY SMILING WOMAN FEMALE WORKER OUTDOOR WALKING TOWARD WEARING BIB OVERALLS COVERALLS WORK CLOTHES LOOKING AT CAMERA - q43287 CPC001 HARS GROWING YOUNG ADULT PLEASED JOY LIFESTYLE FEMALES WW2 RURAL GROWNUP HOME LIFE COMMUNICATING FULL-LENGTH LADIES PHYSICAL FITNESS PERSONS OVERALLS GROWN-UP FARMING CONFIDENCE AGRICULTURE B&W EYE CONTACT OCCUPATION CHEERFUL STRENGTH TOWARD WORLD WARS INDEPENDENT WORLD WAR WORLD WAR TWO WORLD WAR II SMILES GROW JOYFUL ROSIE THE RIVETER STYLISH WORLD WAR 2 BIB COMMUNICATE YOUNG ADULT WOMAN BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY COVERALLS OLD FASHIONED
RM2AERDMB–'Grow For Winter' Dig For Victory leaflet No 1, Ministry of Agriculture, a piece of World War II related replica memorabilia from Britain in the 1940s
RMP8YKJH–Japanese-American Female Farm Workers Washing Celery Sprouts for Planting, Farm Security Administration (FSA) Mobile Camp, Malheur County, Oregon, USA, Russell Lee, Farm Security Administration, July 1942
RMB586AT–Agriculture - Hops and Hop Ð picking: Hop picker 'sit down' strikes at May's, E. Farleigh. September 1945 P004547
RMBDCBJN–exhibitions, industry, All Union Agriculture Exhibition, Moscow, 1940, pavillion 'Far East', picture postcard, ,
RM2JHY3WY–WW2 WOMENS LAND ARMY WLA 1942 UK Women's Land Army propaganda recruitment poster with smiling fit blonde woman holding armful of harvested wheat, 'Come and help with the VICTORY HARVEST' 'You are needed in the fields!' Department of Agriculture for Scotland. 1940s World War II Second World War WW2
RMBT49B3–Post war recovery inspired by Communism. A Bulgarian original painting for a poster. Late 1940s.
RMT963GC–Children picking cotton in South Carolina; Underwood & Underwood (American, 1881 - 1940s); about 1900. Gelatin silver print; 84.XC.729.260
RMRTGXXA–Summer in the 1940s. Two girls in summer dresses are enjoying the summer day in the country. Perhaps on a summer holiday in the countryside where they enjoy riding on the tractor. Photo Kristoffersson. Ref U54-3. Sweden 1946
RMEEH6R6–Grow it yourself Plan a farm garden now. Poster for the U.S. Department of Agriculture promoting victory gardens, showing carrots, lettuce, corn, tomatoes, and potatoes growing, circa 1943
RMKWD2JC–Migratory African American cannery workers camp surrounded by a barbed-wire fence. The camp was the factory of the Cannon Canning Company of Bridgeville, Delaware. July 1940 photo by John Delano (BSLOC 2017 20 93)
RMW5YM8T–1940s SMILING HAPPY BOY SITTING ON BARREL HOLDING AUTUMN HARVEST PUMPKIN LOOKING AT CAMERA - c1722 HAR001 HARS BARREL EXPRESSIONS AGRICULTURE B&W EYE CONTACT HAPPINESS CHEERFUL EXCITEMENT ON SMILES CONCEPTUAL JOYFUL STYLISH GROWTH JUVENILES BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY HAR001 OLD FASHIONED
RM2AERDN0–Dig For Victory leaflet with a table of suggested year round crop planting, a piece of WWII related replica memorabilia from Britain in the 1940s
RM2K647X9–1940s East Africa - Uganda - houses, huts in the Marusange Valley Photograph by a British army recruitment officer stationed in East Africa and the Middle East during World War II
RMP8YKKT–Workers Along Dock, Great Lakes Port, Superior, Wisconsin, USA, John Vachon, Farm Security Administration, August 1941
RMB574MX–Agriculture has joined coal mining as Britain's highest priority job - and young men like these are determined to see that the home-grown food the country needs so much is forthcoming. Under the Y.M.C.A.'S 'British boys for British farms' scheme, they stay at hostels in different parts of the country to hear lectures on agriculture, and to work on the land under 'Trainer Farmers'. The boys above, learning stooking, are at Parkhill, near Derby, where they stay for eight to ten weeks as trainees. August 1947 P004516
RMGCA9DM–geography / travel, Italy, agriculture, oranges, crop, Sicily, 1940, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2RWCM90–WW2 USA Agriculture Propaganda Food Output Production Poster 'USE PHOSPHATES AND LIME-IT PAYS 1944 World War II
RMFYB5YW–1940s original old vintage magazine advert from the WWW2 postwar era dated 1947. Advertisment advertising Lend a Hand On The Land by Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries.
RM2DF6KTB–1940s, historical, a farmer in field steering a plough being pulled by two shire horses England, UK. Before mechanisation, this was the traditional method of ploughing or turning the soil in a field for new planting but was intensive manual work. The use of horses rather than the original oxen meant more acres of land could be ploughed per day as the horses were faster. An amazing farm tool, the plough has been used for around 4,000 years and while there have been some improvements, the basic technology has remained the same, that of cutting a long slice of soil and turning it upside down.
RMCWB4BJ–Sharecroppers at Bayou Bourbeau plantation, a cooperative established through the cooperation of FSA, Natchitoches, La,
RM2KFDKCG–British woman circa April 1943 working on a farm as part of the Women's Land Army helping produce food during world war two
RMT0HWCA–Original and wonderful 1930's or 1940's postcard of happy smiling hop pickers, family and friends, enjoying themselves on a working holiday, in a hop garden, bygone days, lots of characters, working classes, Kent, England, U.K
RM2BW87G2–1940s 1950s SMALL BOY SMILING SITTING WITH AUTUMN PUMPKIN GOURDS EARS OF DRIED CORN WEARING CORDUROY JACKET AND TROUSERS - c1743 HAR001 HARS CONFIDENCE AGRICULTURE B&W BRUNETTE HAPPINESS CHEERFUL TROUSERS DRIED AND CORDUROY FALL SEASON PRIDE SMILES JOYFUL GOURDS JUVENILES AUTUMNAL BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY FALL FOLIAGE HAR001 OLD FASHIONED
RM2AERDMR–Dig For Victory leaflet with a table of suggested crop planting, a piece of World War II related replica memorabilia from Britain in the 1940s
RM2K647YR–1940s East Africa - Uganda - flax market Narusanje Photograph by a British army recruitment officer stationed in East Africa and the Middle East during World War II
RMJMD934–David H. Young, Agriculture Department Fabric Technician, Examining Cotton Stockings, which is trying to be Popularized over Silk and Nylon, Washington DC, USA, Harris and Ewing, July 1941
RMDB1GE7–agriculture, farmer, Franconian farmer's wifes after going to the church, half length, 1940s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2AMCJX4–Women’s Land Army World War II Women’s Land Army recruiting propaganda poster illustrating fruit crop harvest ‘HARVEST WAR CROPS’ of the US crop corps.The Women's Land Army (WLA) was a US civilian organisation created during World War II so women could work in agriculture, reviving a disbanded World War One organisation and replacing men called up to the military. Women who worked for the WLA were commonly known as Land Girls.
RMP7W00C–Kidderminster, UK. 7th July, 2018. A journey back in time continues at the Severn Valley Railway as we turn the clock back to the 1940s. Visitors and staff pull out all the stops to ensure a realistic WW2 wartime Britain is experienced by all on this heritage railway line. 'Wanted - Land Girls' sign on display at a vintage, rural railway station calling for all to support the nation's need for food supplies. A reminder of Britain's community spirit in times of need and crisis: we're all in this together. Credit: Lee Hudson/Alamy Live News
RFP7B8K3–A 1943 heart shaped souvenir tobacco leaf collected in North Carolina during World War II. The leaf has been pressed flat in a photo album since 1943
RMCWB4BF–Sharecroppers cutting Burley tobacco and putting it on sticks to wilt before taking it into the curing and drying barn on the
RM2KFF57T–Vintage photo circa April 1943 of unidentified British women working on a farm with a Fordson tractor as part of the Women's Land Army helping produce food during world war two
RMKGDY2K–A collection of Massey-Harris and Massey-Harris Pony tractors from the 1940's and 50's at the 2017 Norfolk Starting Handle Club Show, UK.
RMR2AKC1–Ballyfeard, Cork, Ireland. 18th November, 2018. Francis Naughton from Kilkee Co. Clare using his 1940's British Anzani Iron Horse two-wheeled tractor at the Ballyfeard Ploughing Match in Co. Cork, Ireland Credit: David Creedon/Alamy Live News
RM2RF1YWY–Original WW2 era, 1940's postcard of smiling Land Army girls, wearing typical casual workwear of dungarees and headscarves. On the reverse of the postcard is written 'Stacking Beans' - but it looks like they are bringing in bean straw left after harvesting the beans - used for animal fodder. The girls are piling the bean straw into a Bees Ltd. loading truck which is driven by a young man - written on the truck door is signage Bees Ltd, Liverpool and Chester. with a Chester telephone number. Cheshire, England, U.K.
RMW5YNNE–1940s SMILING BLONDE BOY SITTING ON STOOL WEARING STRAW HAT MILKING A COW - d1173 HAR001 HARS HALF-LENGTH COW FARMING MALES CONFIDENCE AGRICULTURE B&W GOALS HAPPINESS CHEERFUL CHORE MILKING FARMERS PRIDE SMILES DAIRYING CONNECTION JOYFUL COOPERATION JUVENILES PRE-TEEN PRE-TEEN BOY TASK BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY HAR001 OLD FASHIONED
RMC13E0K–President Harry Truman, confers with Former President Herbert Hoover, and Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson, as Hoover delivers his round-the-world food survey at the White House, Washington DC, May 13, 1946.
RM2RGAJK4–1940s East Africa Uganda - growing tobacco - farming and processing Photograph by a British army recruitment officer stationed in East Africa and the Middle East during World War II
RMM79PBR–Landscape on the Jackson Farm, vicinity of White Plains, Georgia, USA, Jack Delano for Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information, June 1941
RMB574EP–Norman Fox, bus driver teaches boys farming at Faestone, Bellingham, Northumberland. April 1942 P004376
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RMKWD2AT–Migratory African American cannery workers camp surrounded by a barbed-wire fence. The camp was the factory of the Cannon Canning Company of Bridgeville, Delaware. July 1940 photo by John Delano (BSLOC 2017 20 93)
RM2KFDKC6–Unidentified British women circa April 1943 working on a farm as part of the Women's Land Army helping produce food during world war two
RMKGDY2H–A collection of Massey-Harris and Massey-Harris Pony tractors from the 1940's and 50's at the 2017 Norfolk Starting Handle Club Show, UK.
RM2H78HCX–Watergrasshill, Cork, Ireland. 21st Nov, 2021. Pat Connolly on his 1940's McCormack International W4 tractor, taking part in the Cork East Ploughing Association annual match which was held on the farm of Noel and Aileen Hurley, Ballinaltig, Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. - Picture; Credit: David Creedon/Alamy Live News
RM2R6HD04–1940s MAN WITH CANVAS BUCKET IN APPLE ORCHARD OF HARVESTED SPITZENBERG APPLES PUTTING PICKED APPLES INTO BOX NEAR SALEM OREGON - o365 HAR001 HARS SERENITY AGRICULTURE B&W HIGH ANGLE ADVENTURE CANVAS STRENGTH FARMERS LABOR PRIDE ORCHARD EMPLOYMENT NEAR OCCUPATIONS PICKED SALEM EMPLOYEE MIGRANT OREGON SEASONAL YOUNG ADULT MAN BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY HAR001 HARVESTED LABORING OLD FASHIONED
RMKWCYM7–Trofim Lysenko (left), at an experimental farm Academy of Agriculture Science, 1949. As President of the Soviet Russian Academy of Agriculture Science he denied existence of genes or DNA, and promoted his pseudoscientific theory inheritance of acquired characteristics (BSLOC 2017 2 35)
RM2RGAJH4–1940s East Africa - Uganda - a zebu, indigenous type of cattle Photograph by a British army recruitment officer stationed in East Africa and the Middle East during World War II
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