26 yr old black walnut tree 18 inches D.B.H. (Diameter Breast Height) Yield for 1930 - 7 bushels of hulled walnuts

4-H Club boys and girls from Haywood, Henderson and Jackson Counties at Camp Swannanoa

4-H Club boys and girls from Haywood, Henderson, and Jackson Counties at Camp Swannanoa

4-H Club boys from Martin and Edgecombe Counties, attending forestry lecture at Camp White Lake, summer, 1936

4-H Club boys from Martin and Edgecombe Counties, attending forestry lecture at Camp White Lake, summer, 1936

4-H Club campers from Hertford County at Colerain Beach on Chowan River

4-H Club campers from Hertford County at Colerain Beach on Chowan River

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

4-H Club members from Alexander and Caldwell Counties at Camp Kiwanis on John's River, July 1934

4-H Club thinning project - Six cords cut per acre

4-H Club thinning project - Six cords cut per acre

A nice stand of black locust on land too steep to cultivate

A very dense stand of black locust after two season's growth. Badly eroded land is being reclaimed by

Adrian Lamb, Jr., and Assistant County Agent J.P. Stovall look over Adrian's timber thinning project

African American farmers learning methods of timber farming

African American vocational students studying farm wood management

Agent Anthony discussing forest thinning with Sturgeon and Wilson County farmers

Agent E. S. Millsaps, Jr. discussing timber management with Randolph County farmers

Agent Howard M. Singletary and African American farmers conducting timber thinning demonstration

Agent Howard M. Singletary teaching African American farmers on timber thinning