The USDA Division of Agricultural Engineering Records contain photographs, glass negatives, and acetate negatives of images relating to agricultural engineering. Some of the subjects include irrigation, drainage, farm buildings, farm power and machinery, crops and crop conditioning, harvesting, care and handling of products, road construction, and farm electrification. Additionally, there are articles on agricultural engineering and farm electrification. The collection also contains speeches and papers by Arthur William Turner, who was assistant chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering in 1943. Also, there are materials collected by M. Conner Ahrens, assistant chief of the Farm Electrification Research Branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for a proposed book on the history of farm electrification.

This collection contains pamphlets, publications, and printed materials relating to the practice of beekeeping. The topics include managing bees, control of bee diseases and pests, and the preparation of honey for sale.

This collection contains pamphlets, publications, and printed materials, relating to veterinary medicine. The topics include hog cholera, foot-and-mouth disease, and hog mange.

This collection contains manuals and forms to record monthly reports, vouchers, neighborhood roll calls, and field reports.