| Burton Cotton Gin & Museum (Texas, US).Interprets life in an historic Texas cotton town in ways that build local pride and ownership. Mission is to create an interpretive museum complex that will preserve the era when Burton was a farm town.Camp 6 Logging Museum (US).Preserves and presents to the public a portion of Washington State's history from the 1880's through the 1940's as it pertains to the "Steam Era of Logging".National Museum of Forest Service History - NMFSH (Montana, US).Seeks to construct a facility that will capture and interpret the history America's forests and range lands for future generations.Prince Edward Island Potato Museum (Canada).The museum depicts an interesting display of the potato industry, and houses a large collection of farm implements and machinery related to the growing and harvesting of potatoes.Riceworld (Laguna, Philippines).Dedicated to rice. Created in 1994 with a generous donation from the German government to serve as a museum and learning center for the thousands of people that visit the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI).State Agricultural Heritage Museum (South Dakota, US).The museum is dedicated to preserving South Dakota's rich agricultural history and rural heritage. Collections and exhibits depict technology, crops, and livestock.The Farmers' Museum (New York, US).The Farmers' Museum is a private, non-governmental educational organization. It is closely affiliated with its sister organization, Fenimore Art Museum, the museum showcase of the New York State Historical Association.The National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame (Kansas, US).An 172-acre complex is both an educational tour of the history and importance of agriculture and a celebration of the outstanding achievements by farmers.The Odell Agricultural Heritage Museum (Illinois, US).Located on Lincolnway in a brick building, first dedicated on May 14, 1865 as the Congregational Church of Morrison. |
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