Farmers' Alliance: A grassroots organization during the late-19th century that aimed to promote the interests of farmers through educational programs, cooperatives, and political activism.
Grange Movement: Also known as The Patrons of Husbandry, it was an organization founded in 1867 that provided social and educational opportunities for farmers while also advocating for policies that protected agricultural interests.
People's Party (Populists): A major political party formed in 1892 by members of various agrarian organizations that advocated for reforms such as free silver, direct election of senators, graduated income tax, regulation of railroads, and other measures aimed at addressing farmer grievances.