The film daily year book of motion pictures (1926)

Close-ups of operations, from the skinning to final preparation for table use. Of interest to sheep raisers and housekeepers. Lambs from Range to Market, Bureau of Animal Industry, 727 ft. Of general use. A Year with the Flock, Bureau of Animal Industry, 983 ft. Selection and caring of flock. For sheep raisers especially. Grazing on National Forests, Forest Service, 1,892 ft. From Wool to Cloth. Bureau of Animal Industry, 1,892 ft. Wool sorting, shearing, etc., to final preparations. Of a general educa tional nature. The Golden Fleece, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 973 ft. Handling of wool. Swine Diseases and Parasites of Swine Exit Ascaris, Bureau of Animal Industry, 1.969 ft. Methods of controlling roundworms in pigs and sanitation rules worked out. Of interest to hog raisers and scientific workers. Control of Hog Cholera, Bureau of Animal Industry, 980 ft. Causes of hog cholera, prevention, etc., of disease. For hog raisers and scientific meetings. Health for Hogs, Bureau of Animal Industry, 987 ft. How portable colony hog houses help the hog to keep himself clean. For rural communities. Miscellaneous Swine Films Bob Farnum's Ton Litter, Bureau of Animal Industry, 1,947 ft. The ton-lifter campaign as developed in Indiana and adopted in other States. Of general interest in hog-producing States. Best Breeds of Swine, Bureau of Animal Industry, 997 ft. Examples of hog aristocracy in the United States, with scenes showing the extent of the swine industry. Hog Breeds and Hog Management, Bureau of Animal Industry, 900 ft. Domestic version of "Best Breeds of Swine," with titles in English. Behind the Breakfast Plate, Bureau of Animal Industry, 1,700 ft. The story of bacon, from the pastures to the table. Of general interest to consumers and producers. Poultry Selecting a Laying Hen, Bureau of Animal Industry, 907 ft. Culling the flock. Physical characteristics by which the good egg producer can be recognized. Of interest to poultry raisers. Making Poultry Pay, Bureau of Animal Industry, 984 ft. The fundamentals of good poultry management. Of general interest for rural communities. Where Uncle Sam Rasies Poultry, Bureau of Animal Industry, 800 ft. A visit to the Department of Agriculture farm near Washington. Of general interest. Embryology of the Egg, Bureau of Animal Industry, 418 ft. How the fertile egg develops into a chick and the infertile one does not. Of general interest. Four Hunrded Million Chicks, Bureau of Animal Industry, 881 ft. A bird's eye view of the poultry industry of the United States, showing commercial. farm and backyard chicken plants. Of general interest. Birds of a Feather, Extension Service, 984 ft. The advantages of poultry standardization. Especially useful in poultry-standardizati'on campaigns. Layers and Liars, Extension Service, 955 ft. ng and other good poultry practices as explained by extension workers. Of general interest for rural communities. Poultry Pests and Their Control. Bureau of Entomology, 937 ft. Mites, fowl ticks, chipgers and poultry lice ; poultry infested with them and methods of their control. Of general interest for rural sections. Animals and Birds, Wild Game and Bird Protection When Elk Come Down, Forest Service, 1,996 ft. The pursuit of an elk poacher by a forest ranger through the snow-covered mountains of the Absaroka National Forest. Of gen eral interest. Camera Hunting on the California National Forests, Forest Service, 870 ft. A cameraman on a deer hunt in the California national forests in early Spring. Of general interest. Ann's Aigrette, Bureau of Biological Survey. 986 ft. The egrets; in a Federal bird refuge. National Bird Refuges, Bureau of Biological Survey, 991 ft. A trip on a Government patrol boat to Federal bird refuges in the Gulf of Mexico, coast of Louisiana, and other places. Of general interest. Destructive Rodents The Modern Pied Piper. Bureau of Biological Survey, 1,998 ft. Methods of rat control and extermination. Of interest everywhere. Last Days of the Prairie Dog, Bureau of Biological Survey, 810 ft. Extermination of the prairie dog pest. Of particular interest in range states. Crops Cereals Wheat Harvest in the Pacific Northwest, Bureau of Plant Industry, 1,767 ft. Harvesting and threshing operations on a big scale. Oi general interest. Wheat or Weeds? Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 996 ft. Wheat cleaning and operation of wheat cleaning machines at the thresher. Of general interest to wheat growers. Better Seed — Better Crops, Extension Service, 925 ft. How the crop improvement association strives to increase production by the growing and distribution of pedigreed seed. Of general interest for rural use. Corn Borer Control in the Corn Belt, Bureau of Entomology, 994 ft. The campaign to protect America's greatest crop from the European corn borer. Methods for its control. Of general interest in the Corn-Belt States. An Undesirable Alien — The European Corn Borer, Bureau of Entomology, 1,000 ft. The story of the European corn borer, how it became established in New England and the fight to control it. This film applies to New England conditions only. The CornBelt Derby, Extension Service, 925 ft. Economic phases of corn husking in the United States. Of general interest, especially in the Corn-Belt States Rice from "Paddy" to Bowl. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 994 ft. Handling the rice crop. Of general interest. Wheat-Sack Handling, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 648 ft. Steps in handling sacked grain in the Pacific Northwest. Of general interest. Wheat-Bulk Handling, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 753 ft. Showing rapidity with which great quantities of wheat can be hand led. Of general interest. Wheat Transportation and Storage, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 992 ft. From the Northwestern plains to Duluth. Of general interest. Wheat Grading Under Federal Supervision, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 905 ft. Test to which wheat is subjected. Of general interest to wheat growers. The Barbarous Barberry, Bureau of Plant Industry, 978 ft. An animated cartoon, showing the cause of wheat rust. For use in wheat growing sections. Cotton Cotton — Dixie's Greatest Crop. Bureau of Plant Industry, 910 ft. The new era in cotton production. Of general interest, especially in the South Cotton Ginning and Marketing. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 1,831 ft. Ginning and marketing operations. Of general interest, but especially for cotton growers, technicians and schools. Cotton Manufacture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 3,366 ft. Of general use. 753