Founded in 1865 by William M. Davidson, Farmer's Advocate in Sherbrooke, Quebec, has played a pivotal role in the agricultural landscape of Canada. Celebrated for its commitment to the farming community, the newspaper offers insights on agricultural practices, market trends, and local events, fostering a sense of connection among rural readers. Now, on OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Farmer's Advocate starting 1834, with 578 scans in total. This collection not only highlights the publication's extensive readership growth and innovations in content formats, including digital platforms, but also serves as a valuable resource for discovering historical figures, events, and even personal connections to your own family history. Recognized for its comprehensive reporting and expert commentary, Farmer's Advocate is a trusted source of information that has influenced both policy and public opinion in the agricultural sector. Dive into the archives today to uncover the rich legacy of your community.