Business screen magazine (1946)
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JOHN DEERE'S 1971 "FARMING FRONTIERS"
Ol'R i ARM RAN( II ( ORRESPONDENI reports wcll-atlcndcd showings at this year's crop of annual John Dccre films. Following long years of tradition, the Illinois farm Implement manufacturer hat presented a program of five sound color films in dealer showrooms throughout the country.
The Ozark-oriented program, titled John Deere Farming Frontiers "71, included the following "Furrow on Film" motion pictures ( italicized titles precede each description) :
Cuttle Ru.'itling today is more of a problem than ever before. This Deere film dramatically depicts a cattle theft and suggests the steps a farmer can take to prevent rustling.
iarin Credit is an important management problem for many farmers. The film includes interviews with bankers and farmers who explain the importance of production and bookkeeping records in credit transactions.
Hot Water Farming shows the results of irrigating farm crops with water that has been heated by industry.
Planned Herd Health Boosts Profits is a film showing how dairymen and livestock producers are profiting from monthly visits by veterinarians to their farms. The filmed report shows the dollar-and-eents results of such a plan
l-'eeding of Processed Grains is a report on the benefits of feeding roasted corn, soybeans and other feeds to cattle and hogs.
The progratii was extremclv relevant to the farmer rancher .ludicnces who attended regional showings as guests of their John Deere dealers. Al Sanders iV Stiibhlefield Implement Company's service showroom in Alton. Mo. the previewers were als pri)\iileil \Mth sumpliiiuis fish 'I'JK'J Marking b.ick to such renowned DeefB ^_ features as Doctor Jim, with lull professional casts and feature-length storylines, the new, factual approach to realistic problems and solutions offered viewers appears to be a solid gain, for Nuh sponsor .mil audience.
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