AG. Agriculture, Horticulture, Citrus, Forestry, Animal Husbandry

Correspondence, reports, research materials and other papers of scientist George Kelso Davis.

Charter, by-laws, bulletins and meeting minutes for the Growers and Shippers League of Florida.

Personal, professional, and administrative papers of horticulturist and educator H. Harold Hume, as well as photographs, manuscripts of his publications, and a collection of historical documents related to Florida agriculture. The collection contains documents related to his administrative duties in the University of Florida's College of Agriculture, including records related to the Experiment Stations at Lake Alfred and the Everglades.

Correspondence and publication manuscripts of Helen King Hastings, central Florida rancher and author of A Little Widow is a Dangerous Thing.

Account papers, correspondence, and legal documents pertaining to the legal and business practices of James T. O'Neill. Collection offers descriptions of plantation management, legal suits, and estate management.

Original letters primarily from Arcadia, Pomona, Interlachen and Glen St. Mary's Nurseries to John Kirkpatrick.

Letters received by Belling concerning his work in plant hybridization, inquiries from farmers and citrus grove operators as well as requests from individuals for plant identification.

Florida sharecropping plantation account book of John W. Raymond, a Massachusetts native who owned a farm near Louise, Florida, in Alachua County.

Joseph E. Woodman's collection of publications, bulletins, clippings and photographs relating to forestry, paper, and papermaking.

Note cards used by Morita Mason Clark for her thesis, "The Development of the Citrus Industry in Florida before 1895."