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George W. Carver: Innovator of Peanuts and Sweet Potatoes

George W. Carver, born in Diamond Grove, Missouri, in 1864, was a pioneering agricultural scientist and educator who transformed agricultural practices in the South. He earned his Master of Agriculture Degree in 1896 from Iowa State College and became a long-time faculty member at Tuskegee Institute. Carver is best known for his research with peanuts and sweet potatoes, developing numerous products and advocating for crop rotation. Despite his frail health, he also pursued art and cultivated a love for nature. He passed away on January 5, 1943.

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George W. Carver: Innovator of Peanuts and Sweet Potatoes

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  1. George W. Carver By; Emma and Dylan.

  2. George W.Carver,s Life • His research with the peanut.He served many years on the Tuskegee Faculty.Born in1864 in Diamond Grove,Missouri. • 1896 Master of Altriculture Degree, Iowa State College.He also worked with sweet potatoes.He did a lot of artwork.His body was very feeble.He collected floral beatuties.

  3. When He Was Born? He was born in Diamond Grove Missouri in 1864.

  4. Why He,s Famous. • Founder of the peanut,and potatoes.

  5. When He Died.George W.Carver Jan.5th 1943.

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