Photographs of nine samples of wheat: good wheat; wheat shrivelled by rust; the black things contain worms and and are what the ears yielded instead of wheat; darnell;corn cockle, smut and bunt (spores).

Table of the acreage of arable land under wheat and permanent pasture in Great Britain from 1871 to 1911

Located in I.A.P.G.R-E.R.S. Staff Papers 1992. Part 2.

Table of the number of bushels per county between 1900 and 1903 from Europe, Asia, North America, the Middle East, Central America, South America, and Australasia.

Table of information on the amount of wheat (grain and straw) per acre that was obtained in 1919 from experimental plots on old pasture land ploughed out in 1918.

Illustration of a map showing the areas of wheat production in Manitoba, Canada in 1898.

Table documenting the wheat totals for Great Britain from 1871 to 1911.

Photograph and text from O F Fuller's book 'Wild Wheat of Palestine' describing wheat kernels of differing sizes grown in Bard, California, USA. It also mentions that 'Triticum dicoccum dicoccoides renamed Triticum hermonis by O F Cook of the USA Department of Agriculture in 1910.'

Photograph of a sample of heads of Wild Wheat of Palestine 'as grown in Bard, California, USA.' The text notes that it is from O F Cook's 'Wild Wheat of Palestine' and courtesy of the United States Department of Agriculture in the mid-20th century.

Photograph of two men 'winnowing wheat at my own lands at Deoband District Saharanpur, B.D.K.'