The University of Manitoba campuses are located on original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Ojibwe-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and on the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. More
A Grassroots Gallery
Below is but a small selection of images housed in the agricultural collections at the University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections.
Canadian Cattlemen (1938-1941), front cover, First Anniversary Edition
The Canadian Power Farmer, front cover, July 1921
Nor'-west Farmer, February 5, 1908
Advertisement of the “Inter-Provincial Fair” held in Brandon, Manitoba, July 20-24, 1914
Canadian Farmers Marketing Tour to Great Britain and Denmark, 1928 (small softbound book)
The Jolly Miller, “I Choose Freedom”, vol. XI, no. 2, 1946-1947
Photo, Manitoba Agricultural College Special Train, 1912
Gavin Kabernick stands hopelessly in his flooded Sanford area wheatfield as the sky threatens more rain, 1968
PC 18-2258-191
Photo, “Agricultural College” (high elevation shot)
PC 17-203-2
Photo, “A glimpse of the prairie”
PC 17, Box 9, 17-203-33
Photo, “M.A.C. Administration Building”
PC 17, Box 9, 17-203-32
Photo, “M.A.C. Senior Football Team, 1915”
PC 17, Box 9, 17-203-3
Photo, “M.A.C.” (panorama of buildings)
PC 17, Box 9, 17-203-27
Photo, M.A.C. Administration Building
PC 17, Box 9, 17-203-31
Triticale Test Presentation to Dr. Shebeski, member of the Agricultural Academy of Science – U.S.S.R., and President Saunderson
PC 77
Threshing outfit, 1908
Dixon / Baker Photo Collection, PC 130
Threshing outfit, 1908
Dixon / Baker Photo Collection, PC 130
Photo, “A Good Shock”, M.A.C. buildings in the background
PC 17, Box 9, Various snapshots of the U of M Ag College: 17-203-1
Farmer and wheat sheave
PC 18-2258-54
Forking hay onto trailer
PC 18-2258-132
Swathing
PC 18-2258-93
Hay bales and wide prairie sky
PC 18-2258-38
Hay bales and cloudy sky
PC 18-2258-12
Stukes on the prairie
PC 83, Box 2, Folder 25, no. 1