Agriculture Mugs

Allis Chalmers Tractor USA

Mash up style art of a black pyramid and Egyptian hieroglyphs showing a bird headed God (Holding a sickle and a Golden hand bag with seeds) giving the ancient Egyptian the gift of agriculture,

Old MacDonald

A recreation based on a NOS iron-on from 1980, Thank God I'm a Country Boy is a colorful example of where iron-ons were at the time and a great find for anyone who identifies with rural living. This is without a doubt a reference to John Denver's hit single of the same name that was originally included on Denver's 1974 album Back Home Again.

Celebrate June Dairy Month

Retro, engraving style illustration of old steam engine used in farming

On this funny cow with sunglasses Muh motive is a fun colored cow with a glasses. Agriculture with all farmers with cattle can also be funny and cool.

There is a story behind this unusual name for a picture. A few months ago I shared a picture to a Facebook photography group (taken in November of 2008) of an unusual looking tree at one of the many local parks where I live. One of the members commented on the tree and said it would be interesting to get an updated photograph of the tree if it was still there. I went back to the park and it was still there so the name of the photograph is a credit to the person who suggested it.

The japanese Kanji character for arciculture/ farmers in a calligraphic in writing.

Weekend Forecast 100% Chance Of Farming Gifts

The human mind is an interesting thing. Different people see things in different ways. When shown this photograph, some friends and family all saw different things in it. What do you see in this interesting tree stump? Do you see a specific animal, more than one animal, or something else entirely?

Founded in 1897 by George Washington Vanderbilt II, Biltmore Dairy Farms started as an internal operation on his estate, with surplus milk being donated to local hospitals. As productivity increased, the company expanded into home delivery and wholesale supply to area hotels. Biltmore's Jersey cows, known for producing high-quality milk, comprised the original Biltmore Farms herd. Biltmore cattle were regularly awarded blue ribbons at the National Jersey Shows, and several even earned grand champion titles and world records, many of which still stand today.

This design contains the illustration of a hand holding a plant with earth and the saying: Agriculture Guy.

Nobody Wants Your Sheep Funny Boardgames

Massey-Harris

Farmer Farming Work In Acres Agriculture Farm Life T Shirt Gifts

A vintage distressed design featuring the Arkansas Sunrise over a field.

A cute Settlers of Catan shirt.

Farm Girls Have Nice Calves - Farming

I still play with tractors

McMurray is a piece of shit. Vote for Wayne.

Soil for agriculture

No farmers no food no future gift for farmer.

Using the combination of 10 and 12 to record the year, month, day and time.

A sinister looking tree in an eerie forest.

Donkey Driving a Tractor

The Massey Harris 744D tractor illustration

Tractor Farmer

A day lily in bloom.

A camellia comes into bloom.

A rather haughty looking lamb, photographed on Mousa, Shetland Islands.

Hielan' Coo - or Highland Cow - a breed of cattle found in the Highlands of Scotland. http://www.orcadiaimages.co.uk

FARMALL TRACTOR HOODIE

A tree that reminds me of a totem.

FARM

This Tractor Painting is such fun and it is expertly printed, ensuring that the colours are vivid and long-lasting. The artwork creates a striking focal point that is impossible to miss. Whether you're looking to make a bold fashion statement or simply add some personality to your wardrobe, this piece of art is sure to impress. The artwork is unique and eye-catching, making it the perfect gift for any occasion, for anyone who wants to stand out from the crowd. So if you're looking for a clothing item that is both stylish and unique, look no further than this stunning piece with its captivating artwork. Great present for mother’s day or father's day, or even a special Christmas present makes great wall art.Unique art from Ian Coppack.