Agricultural Public Servants and Industry Promoters

People who served or promoted agriculture outside the laboratory and the classroom, through public service, elected office, or the founding of enterprises, clubs and societies that organized breeders and farmers. A person belongs here when the cited article describes them as a public servant, agricultural officer or legislator who worked with farming communities, or as an artist, breeder or founder whose public commissions, breed clubs or service businesses shaped how an agricultural industry worked and presented itself. Researchers and teaching academics belong in the science groups, and heads of institutions belong with the administrators.