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SECTION l-DOCUMENTARY, 16mm. FILMS
(e) AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY
554 Timber 1 Reel
(By courtesy of the Timber Development Association) Various activities connected with timber, inchiding tree felling, transportation, sawing and maturing. A most interesting picture of an industrs' which most people take for granted and of which the}' know little.
995 Practical Bee-Keeping 1 Reel
A film showing conditions and methods used in an up-to-date apiary, and demonstrating all processes from hiving a swarm to bottling the clear honey and packing the honeycombs.
1101 Romance of a Lemon 1 Reel
A visit to a lemon grove in California, showing this important industry from the "budding" of the sticks cut from grown trees, to the picking and shipping of the golden crop.
1707 Market Place 1 Reel
In this film we follow livestock from the cattle market of Norudch to Smithfield, and learn what happens before we can buy a joint at the butcher's.
2003 The Salmon Run 1 Reel
Each year milhons of salmon are spawned in the rivers of Alaska. The small fish swim downstream to the sea and for three years disappear. Then at the return of the spawning season, they come back. Here are some remarkable pictures of these salmon swimming upstream, and jumping rapids. It is while they are crowding in the rivers, fighting their way up to the spawn grounds, that the}' are caught and sent to the canneries.
2004 Thar' She Blows ! 1 Reel
Whale hunting in Alaskan waters as carried on today. When the lookout in the crow's nest yells "White Water," we start in pursuit and succeed in harpooning one. We then visit an Alaskan seal ground, where the coast is ahve with thousnnds of these animals.
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