"Aspect": balanced foraging plans, family-sized farms and radiation and canned foods

Item information

Title:

"Aspect": balanced foraging plans, family-sized farms and radiation and canned foods

Description:

"Aspect" Hal Reynolds, host; Sam Dobson talks about a balanced forage program for livestock and dairy farmers; a story from the U. S. Department of Agriculture on the importance of the family-sized farm; and, Frank Thomas talks about the effect of radiation on canned foods; 2-27-62; 29:20; black and white; optical sound.

Topics:

Agriculture

Subjects:

Agronomy
Animal feeding
Canned foods
Dairy farming
Family farms
Livestock
Radiation

Original Format:

16 mm film, optical sound, black and white

Extent:

1062 feet, 29 minutes and 31 seconds

Item identifier:

ua024-002-bx0162-024-001

Producer:

University of North Carolina Center for Public Television more info on University of North Carolina Center for Public Television 

Producer:

North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service more info on North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service 

Issued Date:

1962-02-27

Names:

Reynolds, Hal more info on Reynolds, Hal 
Dobson, Sam H. more info on Dobson, Sam H. 
Thomas, Frank Bancroft, 1922-2007 more info on Thomas, Frank Bancroft, 1922-2007 
North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service more info on North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service 

Digital Project:

Cultivating a Revolution: Cultivating a Revolution: Science, Technology, and Change in North Carolina Agriculture, 1950-1979 provides access to film and manuscript materials that document the development of modern agricultural practice and their economic impact across the state.
Aspect Program videos: A television program produced by the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service and featuring interviews, demonstrations, and examinations of aspects of agriculture, folk traditions, and rural life found in North Carolina.