The Progressive Farmer, established in 1886 by the Southern Cotton Association, has been instrumental in enhancing agricultural practices in the United States, particularly in the South. Originally focused on cotton cultivation, the publication has expanded to encompass various agricultural topics, including crop management, technology, and rural living. It shares this legacy with its companion publication, The Cotton Plant, founded in 1883, providing a platform for farmers and agribusiness professionals. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of both The Progressive Farmer and The Cotton Plant from Raleigh, North Carolina, United States starting 1904, including 831 scans in total. This resource not only features thorough reporting and expert insights but also mentions historical figures and events, potentially connecting to your own family history. Explore the archives and discover valuable insights that can enhance your understanding of agriculture and its history.