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This collection contains Charles Postell's papers related to his career as a journalist including his research, newspaper clippings, photographs, and correspondence, as well as other writings including speeches, manuscripts, and screenplays.

This collection is comprised of administrative files from the University of Georgia's Office of Research. The majority of these files contain correspondence belonging to Vice Presidents of Research, Joe Key and Gordhan Patel. Joe Key served as Vice President of Research from 1986-2000. Gordhan Patel served as Vice President of Research from 2001-2005.

The J. Phil Campbell, Sr. Papers document his work with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and include correspondence, materials related to the National Honors Extension Fraternity Epsilon Sigma Phi, reports about soil conservation, histories that Campbell wrote about the USDA, and clippings about his life and career.

The collection consists of glass negatives and contact prints related to agriculture and cotton, soybean and peach cultivation activities at the University of Georgia in the early to mid-20th century.

The collection consists the newspaper files of American Agriculture News, inventories of the Congressional Records Series of the University of Oklahoma, and Farmland Industries materials, including annual reports, copies of the minutes of board meetings, prospectuses for stock sales, special reports, correspondence, and notes.

The collection consists of photographs documenting the Georgia State College of Agriculture and extension work across the state.

The collection consists of photographs, correspondence, clippings, plaques and miscellaneous items. A typed copy of a speech by Tap Bennett is also included in the collection. Most of the correspondence is limited to "get well" greetings and reponses to invitations to a testimonial dinner. The collection contains only a few examples of Bennett's writing. The many photographs and newspaper clippings chronicle Bennett's high level of involvement in modern agriculture in Georgia.