Farming across Borders

A Transnational History of the North American West

Pages: 488
Published: 2017
Language: English

This historical study examines the complex evolution of agriculture and agricultural labor across the borders of Canada, the United States, and Mexico. It explores how farming practices, policies, and the movement of workers have shaped the North American landscape over time. The book offers a detailed look at the interconnected histories of these nations through the lens of their shared agricultural past.

Prose complexity: 10/10

Informative Intellectual Complex Thought-Provoking

History Politics & Society Sociology

Authors

Josh MacFadyen

Josh MacFadyen writes about the history of agriculture. His book, "Farming across Borders," explores the movement of farming practices and ideas. He focuses on how land use changes over time.

Kristin Hoganson

Kristin Hoganson writes about historical subjects. Her book, "Farming across Borders," explores agricultural history and its broader implications. She focuses on detailed research to present her findings.

Laura Hooton

Laura Hooton writes about agricultural practices and their global impact. Her book, "Farming across Borders," explores the connections between international food systems and local communities. She focuses on non-fiction topics related to land use and sustainability.

Timothy P. Bowman

Timothy P. Bowman writes about the history of agriculture. His book, "Farming across Borders," explores the movement of agricultural practices and ideas between different regions. He focuses on how these exchanges shaped food production globally.

Todd Meyers

Todd Meyers writes about global agriculture and food systems. His book, "Farming across Borders," explores international farming practices and their impact. Meyers offers readers a clear look at how food reaches our tables.