4-H Club Project – Forest Thinning
1938

Agent E. S. Millsaps, Jr. discussing timber management with Randolph County farmers
May 5, 1931

Agent J. W. Jeffries and African American farmers learning about methods of pines as cash crop
April 22, 1932

Agent L. F. Brumfield marking tree in timber farming project
March 2, 1931

B. F. Lily, his father, and Agent J. P. Woodard blazing trees for thinning demonstration
November 1938

C. E. Forester and Agent K. A. Haney in front of sign notifying forest thinning demonstration
May 1937

C. E. Forester and Agent K. A. Haney in front of sign notifying forest thinning demonstration
May 1937

C. E. Forester and Agent K. A. Haney in front of sign notifying forest thinning demonstration
May 1937

C. E. Forester and Mr. Haney in front of sign notifying forest thinning demonstration
1937

C. E. Forester and Mr. Haney in front of sign notifying forest thinning demonstration
1937

County Agent discussing Loblolly pine management with Anson County farmers
July 1938

County Agent H. L. Seagrove awarding W. M. Hooper and A. P. Dobbs for best timber thinning
April 1934

County Agent H. L. Seagrove inspecting timber thinning
June 24, 1933

County agent in front of shortleaf pine billets
July 1936

County agent inspecting results of forest thinning
June 24, 1933

County Agent McGahey and Mr. Ballentine measuring standing timber at Timber Stand Improvement demonstration
May 1937

County agent measuring loblolly pine
January 1939

County Agent O. H. Phillips instructing M. L. Effird and neighbors about timber crops
April 7, 1930

D. W. Bennett on edge of thinned strand of mixed pine
November 1936

E. D. Bowditch and farmers studying management of forest land
1931