Action News/Noon-Farm News, Stickland- Hawks Interview, 1974 late tobacco crop

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Title:: Action News/Noon-Farm News, Stickland- Hawks Interview, 1974 late tobacco crop
Description:: Verne Strickland, Associate Farm Director, interviews S. N. Hawks, Extension Tobacco n Specialist at NCSU, on the late tobacco crop for 1974; Action News/Noon-Farm News 8-9-74; color; magnetic sound; 2:26., 1974 Aug. 6
Topics:: Agriculture
Subjects:: Crop yields
Plant diseases
Tobacco -- Harvesting
Tobacco curing
Original Format:: 16 mm film, magnetic sound, color
Extent:: 88 feet, 2 minutes and 26 seconds
Item identifier:: ua024-002-bx0110-172-001
Producer:: WRAL-TV more info on WRAL-TV (Television station : Raleigh, N.C.)
Issued Date:: 1974-08-06 to 1974-08-09
Genre:: Television programs
Names:: Strickland, Verne more info on Strickland, Verne
Hawks, S. N. (Stirling Norman) more info on Hawks, S. N. (Stirling Norman)
North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service more info on North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service
Location:: North Carolina
Digital Project:: Cultivating a Revolution

Repository:: Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
Collection:: North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Records, 1928-2008 (UA100.014) held by Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
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