Farmers' Review, founded in 1875 by a group of agrarian advocates in Chicago, Illinois, has long been a cornerstone of agricultural journalism. Initially established to address the needs and interests of farmers, it has transformed while staying true to its focus on rural awareness and agricultural advancement. The newspaper offers a rich blend of farming news, market analysis, technological advancements, and practical advice, catering to both seasoned farmers and newcomers. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of Farmers' Review, starting 1879, with 30,296 scans in total. This resource not only highlights in-depth reporting and expert insights but also provides a glimpse into historical figures, events, and possibly even your own family history. Explore the archives on OldNews.com to rediscover the vital conversations that have shaped the agricultural community and to foster a deeper understanding of sustainable farming practices.