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SECTION I. (e) Agriculture and Fishery (Cont.) 51
2008 America's Little Lamb 1 Reel
In an attractive portrayal, this film tells the life story' of tj^pical American range sheep. We see thousands and thousands of them, grazing, travelling from summer to winter pasture, being shorn, etc., and we stand guard with the shepherds to protect them from attacks by wild animals.
3109 Irrigation 1 Reel
Shows the effect of irrigation on arid lands ; the Roosevelt Project, the Imperial Valley Project and irrigation in the region of San Diego are used for illustration.
3114 Cotton Growing 1 Reel
Shows various steps in preparing the groundstages in the growth of cotton plants, methods of fighting the boll weevil — harvesting, ginning, bagging, and transporting cotton.
3115 Planting and Care of Trees 1 Reel
Trees are protected from insects by spraying. Outlines the life cycles of the apple-tree tent caterpillar, and the white-marked codling moth — shows the ravages of insects, and the proper planting and care of trees.
3116 Corn 1 Reel
Gives methods of planting, cultivating, and harvesting corn ; deals with the corn borer and ways of fighting it ; shows husking and shelling and manufacture of corn flakes and corn starch.
3119 Cattle 1 Reel
Portrays life on a cattle ranch ; separating calves and cows, dipping cattle, driving a herd to the loading station, a stampede and a rodeo.
3120 New England Fisheries. 1 Reel
Part 1— Cod. Outlines the equipping and loading of a schooner for a trip to the Grand Banks ; setting trawls and catching fish ; unloading ; preparing cod for market.
3123 Wheat 1 Reel
Visualises the evolution of the wheat industry from old methods of farming to big-scale farming with tractor-drawn machines, harvesting "combines" and storage in huge grain elevators.
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