A horse-drawn farm freight wagon full of husked corn on a gravel road. Seen from behind, the driver has turned to look at the camera. The rubber-tired wagon is being pulled by a two-horse team.The background countryside suggests very late fall or…
A four-horse team hitched to a hog wagon with one driver. Iowa State College (University) insignia on the harness of the horses are visible. Men and women in fine dress and looking at the horse team and wagon are on the far side. Behind all can be…
A six-horse team pulling a grain wagon marked ""Winona."" Two drivers are dressed for a draft horse show. The team and wagon are posed in the middle of a grass expanse. The photograph was taken in the fall of 1904, probably on Excursion Day.
A general utility wagon hitched to a coop. A crate filled with white chickens is balanced on the wagon. A workman is standing next to the wagon and looking into the crate. Farm utility buildings are in the background.
A rear view of a steel-wheeled tractor with a spring tooth weeder rear attached for cultivation in a process that kills weeds and levels inter-row soil. The driverless tractor is in the midst of tilling a corn field with corn approximately 20 inches…
A rear view of an Oliver tractor with a spring tooth weeder rear attached for cultivation. However, the ground is snow covered. The tractor is parked close to a brick building.
A closeup view of a tractor mounted cultivator with a pair of disk hillers and two pairs of sweeps per row for final corn cultivation. The tractor has steel wheels. The corn being cultivated is approximately three feet high.
A front view of an Oliver tractor with a mounted cultivator stradling two rows of corn. The driver, wearing a pith helmet, is closely watching the front wheels of the tractor.
