Men working in Hofmann Forests
1941

4-H Club Member Davis Chamblee with Assistant County Agent Charles Clark, Jr., talk over Chamblee's timber thinning projects
April 1942

4-H Club members in woods for forest thinning Club project
April 1942

4-H Timber Thinning Project
April 1942

Adrian Lamb and J.P. Stovall look over the timber thinning project conducted by Adrian in competition for the award trip
April 1942

Black locust seedlings for shipment to farmers for planting to produce fence posts
1940

Black locust seedlings for shipment to farmers for planting to produce fence posts
1940

Black locust seedlings for shipment to farmers for planting to produce fence posts
1940

Boom-Loader Loads Logs
circa 1941

Boom-Loader Loads Logs
circa 1941

Boys Learning Reforestation at N.C. Forestry Camp
August 1946

Canvas-covered seed beds of longleaf pine - State Forest Nursery, Clayton
1940

Canvas-covered seed beds of longleaf pine at State Forest Nursery, Clayton
1940

Carl W. Strauss conducting a demonstration in timber scaling with farm foresters
1946

Chatham County farmers conducting a timber thinning demonstration under supervision of County Agent H.M. Singletary
1942

Chatham County farmers receiving information from County Agent H.M. Singletary on timber thinning as an agricultural conservation practice
1942

Demonstration of Mall Power Saw
May 14, 1943

Demonstration of Mall Power Saw
circa 1943

Dr. J.V. Hofmann, Hofmann Forests
1941

Dr. Miller explains the growth rate - Hofmann Forest
1941

Equipment for hauling logs
April 1942

Examining a tree stump in Hofmann Forests
1941

Farm Services Agency farmers discussing wood supply collecting
February 1940

Farmers and foresters studying selective cutting and utilization of pine timber
1941

Farmers study growth of two-year-old loblolly pines
1941

Forest Fire
circa 1940

Forest Thinning
1948

Forest Trees
circa 1942

Forest Trees
circa 1942

Frying Pan Area
circa 1949

Governor Scott and District Forestry Extension Specialist Walter M. Keller measure one of the largest pines in the 3/4-acre plantation
circa 1949

Governor W. Kerr Scott watches forestry extension specialist and forester check the age of a pine using an increment borer
circa 1949

Hal Trott and his father standing beside a portion of the seven cords cut from Hal's timber thinning project.
April 1942

Hofmann Forests
1941

Hofmann Forests
1941

Hofmann Forests, building
1941

J.P. Stovall and Paul King, 4-h Club member of Sampson County, look over Paul's timber thinning project wich was conducted in competition for the award trip to Georgetown.
April 1942

J.R. Redding, agent of Granville County pointing out to farmers the wood cut from a thinning operation on the farm of Willie Peace, Oxford, N.C.
1942

Jack Ray Tart and his timber thinning project
April 1942

Large White Oak
circa 1941

Logging
circa 1942

Logging
circa 1942

Logging
circa 1942

Logging
circa 1941

Logging
circa 1941

Logging
circa 1942

Logging
circa 1942

Logging Operation
circa 1941

Logging Operation
circa 1941

Logging Operation
1948