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 Club thinning project - Six cords cut per acre
1939

4-H Club thinning project - Six cords cut per acre
1939

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

Adrian Lamb, Jr., and Assistant County Agent J.P. Stovall look over Adrian's timber thinning project
April 1942

Agent Anthony discussing forest thinning with Sturgeon and Wilson County farmers
February 1940

Agent J. R. Redding instructing farmers on forest thinning
March 1942

Alamance County 4-H Club planting loblolly pines as a forestry project
1939

Alamance County 4-H Forestry Field day
1939

Annually-set controlled fire
February 1940

Annually-set controlled fire
February 1940

Assistant County Agent C.M. Jackson points out to 4-H Club members, Donald and Eugene Carlyle, the need for pruning in their timber thinning project
April 1942

Assistant County Agent J.P. Stovall and Jack Ray Tart, 4-H Club member look over Jack's timber thinning project
April 1942

Assistant County Agent J.P. Stovall and Paul King look over Paul's timber thinning project
April 1942

Billy Old, South Mills, working in his 4-H timber thinning project
April 1942

Black locust plantation on the farm of M.R. Gorham of Edgecome County
1939

Black locust planted on a sandy creek bottom
1939

Black locust trees for fence posts
April 1939