Agricultural Collection (#25)

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Sunlight breaking through the remains of St James church and illuminating a field of wheat

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Last evening light on the church of St Peter and St Paul in Horning

Katahdin Lamb gives a Bronze Turkey a kiss on a farm in Kansas, USA
A Katahdin Lamb gives a Bronze Turkey a kiss on a farm in Kansas, USA; Lindsborg, Kansas, United States of America

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A landscape view of a Canola crop in full bloom at sunset during a storm: Namao, Alberta, Canada

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These rustic cattle with their shaggy red coats and long horns graze with a backdrop of stunning scenery and pastel coloured skies

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A golden Faroese sheep posing in front of the camera

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These rustic cattle with their shaggy red coats and long horns graze with a backdrop of stunning scenery and pastel coloured skies

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A scenic field with sheep in Faroe islands

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Ancient Britons collecting the harvest. From History of England, 55B.C. to the present time, published 1907

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Storm clouds brewing over the Ridgeway long distance path in Wiltshire

A Stone Shed In A Field With Stone Walls; Swaledale England

Dilapidated Barn on a Farmstead in the Countryside on the Canadian Prairies; Manitoba, Canada

Rain Clouds Over Hilly Landscape, Cumbria, England

Sheep Grazing On The Grass Under The Shade Of A Tree; Northumberland, England

Fields and woods in Autumn near Stanage Edge, Peak District; Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom

Ploughing on the Sussex Downs, England in the 19th century. From The London Illustrated News, published 1881

Harvesting and food preparing machinery. From A Concise History of The International Exhibition of 1862, published 1862

W. Crosskills three horse reaping machine. From A Concise History of The International Exhibition of 1862, published 1862

Jointed clod crusher. From A Concise History of The International Exhibition of 1862, published 1862

Orange Packing at Redlands, California, USA

An outbreak of rinderpest in Holland in 1745: farmers and a landlord in discussion in front of a pile of dead cattle

Identified in book as three varieties of Gladdon (Iris foetidissima)

Identified in book as three types of Nard (Nardostachys jatamansi)

Identified in book as two varieties of tamarisk tree (Tamarix gallica)

Identified in book as papyrus (Papyrus antiquorum)

Unidentified trees. After an illustration by Mirza Baqir in a 19th century Iranian book of Greek physician and botanist Pedanius Dioscoridess 1st century AD work De Materia Medica; Artwork

Identified in book as a Fig tree (Ficus carica)

Identified in book as: Top: Citron (Citrus medica), Bottom: European or common pear (Pyrus communis)

Identified in book as: Top: Black Pepper (Piper nigrum), Margin: White Pepper, Bottom: Ginger (Zingiber official)

Identified in book as two varieties of wormwood

Identified in book as two varieties of pine thistle

Identified in book as three types of thyme

A selection of plants, including aquatic plants

Woman sitting on milking stool and milking cow by hand in 1900

A ploughman of the middle ages. From Britain and Her Neighbours, 1485 - 1688, published 1923

Historic image in black and white of cattle in Union Stock Yards in Chicago, circa 1900; Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

An Australian gold prospector with camels

An Indian fruit seller, from a contemporary print, c. 1935; Artwork
An Indian fruit seller, from a contemporary print, c.1935; Artwork

Raisin drying in the San Joaquin Valley, California, United States of America, c. 1915. From Wonderful California, published 1915

Fruit drying in the Santa Clara valley, San Francisco, California, United States of America, c. 1915. Until the 1960s it was the largest fruit production and packing region in the world

Artwork, Sowing and ploughing in ancient Egypt, from a contemporary print, c.1935; Artwork

Mowing corn with the scythe. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s. This illustration from a revised 1870s edition

Reaping with the Hainault scythe. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Putting swathes of sown grasses into windrows, or, drying hay in the wind. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Women hoeing in field. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s. This illustration from a revised 1870s edition

East Lothian grain drill machine. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Garretts portable combined thrashing-machine in perspective. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Richmond and Chandlers straw and hay cutter. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Samuelsons Gardeners cylindrical turnip-slicer. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Washing pool and sheep washing. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Circular stell, with hay-racks and hay stack. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Threshing ryegrass seed in the field, either in sheaf or in bulk. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s

Potato planting. From The Book of the Farm by Scottish farmer and agriculturalist Henry Stephens, 1795 - 1874, first published in the 1840 s. This illustration from a revised 1870s edition

A woman carrying a large cane basket on her head, picking tea leaves, India. From a contemporary print, c.1935

Indian women pounding rice. From a contemporary print, c. 1935
Indian women pounding rice. From a contemporary print, c.1935

Ploughing in England. From a contemporary print, c. 1935
Ploughing in England. From a contemporary print, c.1935

A line of towering cumulus clouds drifts across the English countryside; Brighton, East Sussex, England

Sheep (Ovis aries) graze in a field as the sun sets behind the farm on a beautiful evening; Northumberland, England

Abandoned Building Along The Roads Of Rural Saskatchewan; Saskatchewan, Canada

Victorian stereoview card from circa 1900, historic social image. Diwara Temples, Jain Temples, on the almost inaccessible Mount Abu; India

The Australian prison hulk Success. Prison hulks were decommissioned ships that authorities used as floating prisons in the 18th and 19th centuries. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934

The HMS York, a British prison hulk used to house the Tolpuddle Martyrs. Prison hulks were decommissioned ships that authorities used as floating prisons in the 18th and 19th centuries

George Loveless, 1797-1874. Dorchester labourer and Tolpuddle martyr

A contemporary impression of four of the Tolpuddle Martyrs after their return from penal servitude in Australia in 1836. Left to right, James Brine, Thomas Stanfield, John Stanfield, James Loveless

Lieutenant-General Sir George Arthur, 1st Baronet, 1784 - 1854

The Gallery on board The HMS York, a British prison hulk used to house the Tolpuddle Martyrs

The washing room on board The HMS York, a British prison hulk used to house the Tolpuddle Martyrs

Tea plants cover the mountainside in the Ilam district of Nepal
Tea plants (Camellia sinensis) cover the lush mountainside in the highlands of the Ilam District; Province No. 1, Eastern Nepal, Nepal

Thundercloud forming over wheat field
A huge Arcus cloud from a severe thunderstorm sweeps across a wheat field on a stormy day in England; Thetford, Cambridge, England

Dilapidated barn at sunrise in winter; Rudyard, Michigan, United States of America

Vineyard and Cascade Mountains, Okanagan, BC, Canada
Vineyard and Cascade Mountains at dusk, Okanagan Valley; British Columbia, Canada

Trees in a meadow at sunset, West Coast Region, South Island, New Zealand
Trees in a meadow at sunset with silhouetted Southern Alps in the distance against a colourful glowing sky; West Coast Region, South Island, New Zealand

Cluster of yellow daisies with crops on the farmland in the distance
Close-up of a cluster of yellow daisies in a grassy field with crops on the farmland in the distance; Palouse, Washington, United States of America

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"Agricultural Beauty Across Europe: From the Majestic Mourne Mountains to Highland Cows in Scotland" Nestled amidst the breathtaking Mourne Mountains and Mt. Slieve Bearnagh, County Down in Northern Ireland, lies a vibrant agricultural landscape that showcases nature's bounty. In Wiltshire, England, two Belted Galloway cows graze peacefully in a wildflower meadow, harmoniously blending with their surroundings as they contribute to sustainable farming practices. Norfolk grazing marshes come alive as Highland Cattle chew on lush grass, embodying resilience and adaptability while preserving traditional farming methods in the heart of the UK. The iconic Herdwick Sheep roam freely under the watchful eye of their shepherd, symbolizing centuries-old farming traditions passed down through generations across picturesque landscapes. Journeying to Yorkshire's North Yorkshire Moors reveals the awe-inspiring sight of The White Horse of Kilburn against a backdrop of rolling hills—a testament to man's connection with agriculture throughout history. Even amidst snowy Scottish winters, Scottish Highland Cows don't lose their charm; adorned with Christmas hats through digital manipulation, they bring warmth and joy to our hearts. Caithness in Scotland offers an endearing scene where a Black Aberdeen Angus calf suckles from its mother—an embodiment of nurturing care within this rugged agricultural region. Exploring cuts of beef highlights not only culinary diversity but also emphasizes how farmers' dedication ensures we savor every succulent bite while supporting local economies across Great Britain and beyond. Alpacas grace European farms with their elegance and soft fleece—symbols of sustainability as these gentle creatures provide eco-friendly fiber for various industries worldwide. As dawn breaks over Oxfordshire's Uffington countryside, bathed in golden hues, it illuminates the timeless beauty surrounding the ancient White Horse monument—a reminder that agriculture has shaped our landscapes for centuries.