The British Agricultural History Society (BAHS) presents a landmark two-day conference at Sheffield Hallam University to celebrate the pioneering work of the late Professor Nicola Verdon. This event brings together historians, researchers, and enthusiasts from across the UK to explore the rich complexities of rural life, agricultural labor, and the socio-economic history of the British countryside.
The conference serves as a deep dive into the evolution of agricultural practices and the lives of those who worked the land. The program is meticulously curated to cover topics such as female labor in the rural economy, land ownership transformations, and the impact of industrialization on agricultural communities. By hosting this event at Sheffield Hallam, the society honors Professor Verdon’s immense contribution to the field while providing a space for new research to flourish.
In addition to formal paper sessions, the event includes an Annual General Meeting and a series of panel discussions that encourage critical debate. The venue, located in the heart of Sheffield, provides easy access to local historical archives, making it an ideal location for this scholarly gathering. Whether you are an established academic or a local history enthusiast, this conference offers a unique opportunity to understand the agricultural foundations that shaped modern Britain. The event concludes with a special reception, fostering a community of practice among those dedicated to preserving and analyzing our rural heritage.
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