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African American farmers learning methods of timber farming

African American farmers learning methods of timber farming

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

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

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

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

Brush in Forest

Brush in Forest

C. G. Kirkman and agricultural students studying farm timber

C. G. Kirkman and agricultural students studying farm timber

County Agent E. P. Welch discussing timber with Beaufort County farmers

County Agent E. P. Welch discussing timber with Beaufort County farmers

County Agent McGahey and Mr. Ballentine measuring standing timber at Timber Stand Improvement demonstration

County Agent McGahey and Mr. Ballentine measuring standing timber at Timber Stand Improvement demonstration

County Agent O. H. Phillips and Stanly County farmers examining timber on farm of T. R. Turner

County Agent O. H. Phillips and Stanly County farmers examining timber on farm of T. R. Turner

County Agent O. H. Phillips and Stanly County farmers examining timber on farm of T. R. Turner

County Agent O. H. Phillips and Stanly County farmers examining timber on farm of T. R. Turner

County Agent O. H. Phillips instructing M. L. Effird and neighbors about timber crops

County Agent O. H. Phillips instructing M. L. Effird and neighbors about timber crops

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