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Agricultural History Review
, Volume 73 (2025)
Articles
Author
Title
Colin Shepherd
The demise of the sheep: Evidence of large-scale agricultural change between c.1500 and c.1800 in north-east Scotland
Paul Poornan and Andrew Godley
Advances in animal nutrition in Britain from 1840 to 1875 and the origins of the animal feedstuffs sector
Martin Andersson
The cottage economy in sixteenth-century Sweden
Carolina Uppenberg and Malin Nilsson
The crofter is a woman: Gender division of labour in rural semi-landless households, Sweden 1850–1900
Eline Lathouwers, Yves Segers and Gert Verstraeten
Flood-plain transformations: Balancing agriculture and nature in Belgian land consolidation (1980s–2000s).
Richard Jones
‘No better Manure than stinking Fish’: Manuring with raw fish on the north Atlantic littoral c.1750–1900
Philip Slavin
Animal blues: Weather, fodder crisis and animal health in early fourteenth-century England and Wales
Brian Short
Late Stuart farming on the Sussex coast: The Cakeham manor dispute in the early eighteenth century
Julian Hoppit
Corn exchanges in nineteenth-century Britain (Includes an online-only appendix)
Andrew Fleming
St Kilda: A Rosetta stone for early races of sheep?
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