Agricultural History Review, Volume 68 (2020)

Articles

Author	Title
Axel Mjærum	The emergence of mixed farming in eastern Norway
R. W. Hoyle	Shrewsbury, dearth and extreme weather at the end of the sixteenth century
Eric Chancellier	Henry L. Moore and the application of institutional economics to the cotton market in the early twentieth century
Alan Swinbank	'Something significant to show for our efforts?' British perspectives on the Stocktaking of the Common Agricultural Policy
William A. Loux	The impact of global commodity prices on the Wilson government’s attempted CAP reform, 1974–1975
William D. Shannon	‘An excellent improver of the soil’: Marl and the landscape of lowland Lancashire
Albert Gallon	Creating a landed dynasty: Sir William Heathcote (1693–1751) of Hursley, Hampshire
Samantha A. Shave	The land agent and the old poor laws: examining the correspondence of William Spencer in Sapcote, Leicestershire
Esther Beeckaert	Inequality and commons in the Ardennes in the second half of the eighteenth century
Carolina Uppenberg	Masters writing the rules: how peasant farmer MPs in the Swedish Estate Diet understood servants’ labour and the labour laws, 1823–1863
Dirk H. R. Spennemann	Frustrations in economic botany: the efforts to manage the coconut scale insect in German Micronesia (1899–1914)
Jodey Nurse and Bruce Muirhead	The long road to stability: egg farmers in Canada and fair farm pricing