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Are you teaching a course in which agricultural history figures prominently? Please consult our TEACHING RESOURCES page on the AHS website, which provides syllabus models, links, videos, and more. And if you have a syllabus to share, please contact us! aghistorysociety.org/resources

Advanced grad students and postdocs: consider applying to the Linda Hall Library's history of science fellowship, both residential and virtual. More details at: aghistorysociety.org/news/fellowshi…

Junior scholars of food, agriculture, and environment: please consider applying to this 2-year postdoc at Georgia Tech, overseen by @hacurry. aghistorysociety.org/news/two-year-…

Listen to AGRICULTURAL HISTORY author and winner of the SIHS Article prize Michele Sollai speak about his work. youtu.be/pko1e0xWpQE

AGRICULTURAL HISTORY 98, issue 1, is now available. This week we'll be posting individually about each research article. Browse all the contents at read.dukeupress.edu/agricultural-h…

Congratulations to AGRICULTURAL HISTORY author Robert Suits (U of Edinburgh) for winning American Society for Environmental History's Alice Hamilton article prize for his AH essay "Hoboes, Wheat, and Climate Precarity, 1870-1922." Read the article here: read.dukeupress.edu/agricultural-h…

In AH 98.1, @ShamiltoShane's presidential address, "Managing the Farm: Bullshit in Theory and Practice" (open-access) offers a provocative (and humorous) meditation on business, agriculture, and expertise. read.dukeupress.edu/agricultural-h…

In AH 98.1, Angélica Márquez Osuna's article "Beekeeping from the South" explores the 19th c. collision of Maya apiculture with European beekeeping practices in the Yucatán Peninsula, showing the resilience and adaptability of Indigenous ways. read.dukeupress.edu/agricultural-h…

In AH 98.1, Viktor Pál's essay "The Second Hungarian Conquest of the Carpathian Basin" examines 19th c. visions of ecological high modernism in the Habsburg Empire. Read more at read.dukeupress.edu/agricultural-h…

In AH 98.1, Peter Fraunholtz's article "Russian Grain Procurement in a Revolutionary State" explores the Bolshevik state's early attempts to gather grain surpluses and how this effort confronted local particularities and peasant resistance. Read more at read.dukeupress.edu/agricultural-h…

On the Agricultural History Society SHORT ROWS blog, Peter Coclanis and Jeanette Vogel explore the agricultural roots of Chicago and how one area high school is trying to reconnect with that. aghistorysociety.org/ahs-blog/cocla…

CFP: Iowa Agriculture from "The Golden Age" to World War II, 1900 - 1940. Conference planned for Sept '25 - more details here: aghistorysociety.org/news/cfp-iowa-…

Apply to give a paper/panel at the 2025 AHS meeting in St. Paul, MN! Deadline has been extended to Oct. 15. aghistorysociety.org/2025-meeting-c…

REMINDER: Deadline for AHS research, dissemination, public outreach, and exhibition grants is Sep. 15. Open to grad students, faculty, independent scholars, public historians and more. See details here: aghistorysociety.org/grant-program

The Southern Forum on Agricultural, Rural, and Environmental History (SFARE) is now accepting proposals for its annual conference, to be held at the Texas A&M University-Commerce campus in Dallas on 2/28-3/1, 2025. Details at aghistorysociety.org/news/cfp-south…

REMINDER: Oct 15 is the deadline for submissions for the 2025 AHS meeting in St. Paul, Minnesota. You are invited to submit both whole panels and individual papers, alongside roundtables, posters, and films. aghistorysociety.org/2025-meeting-c…

Today's AHS panel at the American Historical Association conference featured (left to right) Zozan Pehlivan, Anran Wang, Rui Hua, Nurfadzilah Yahaya, and Sarah Phillips.

We are seeking applications for AHS's Effland-Grim-Reid Award for Public Engagement. Information, criteria and application requirements are available here: aghistorysociety.org/news/agricultu… The submission deadline is Jan. 31, 2025.

The Western Association of Women Historians' Gita Chaudhuri Award has an extended deadline of 1/19/2025, for the best single-authored, original research-based monograph about women in rural or environmental history published since 2022. wawh.org/chaudhuri-book

Congrats to the 2025 AHS grant award winners: Debra Reid, Julia Fine, Logan Istre, Caroline Grego, and John Legg! See details below. aghistorysociety.org/news/congratul…