United States. Department of Agriculture
Found in 343 Collections and/or Records:
Guayule Rubber: An American Insurance Policy
16 mm - 00:12:00
Gusts of Power USDA Science and Education Administration
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:14:00 Explores the potential uses of wind energy to generate electricity for farm and home use. Power for water pumps, irrigation pumps, dairy farms, milking parlors, home heating and cooling, refrigeration for crop storage
Hand Tools for Wildfire
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:19:00 [red shifted] USDA FS Fire training film. Hand tools, technique, safety, fire lines, teamwork, Pulaski, axe, shovel, hoses, mop-up kit, backpack trombone pump, chainsaw, crosscut saw, brush hook, McLeod tool, and fusee are demonstrated F.S. 694-B
Handling Fruits and Vegetables in Wholesale Warehouses, 1961
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:24:45 Demonstrates efficient materials-handling systems and warehouse designs for wholesale distributors of fresh fruits and vegetables. Five systems for receiving and storing, three for assembly and truck loading are presented. Low-cost handling methods are described for a variety of used types of materials-handling equipment. Sound management practices and an efficient warehouse design are described and illustrated.
Harvesting Native Grass Seed, 1945
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:10:00 Presents clearly and in detail methods of harvesting both tall and short grasses. Mechanical changes required to permit the use of a standard combine are shown and discussed; also several methods of seed cleaning. Attention is called to the value of native grass seed in the soil and water conservation program. Recommended audience: Farmers, ranchers, and agricultural workers.
Harvesting Soybean Oil: A New Way
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:01:24 Super Critical Carbon Dioxide Extraction Process; extraction methods, costs 24001017
Hay is What You Make It, 1946
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:18:00 How to improve the quality of hay by cutting it at the right stage of growth; curing it properly in order to preserve the green color and thus save the vitamins; and retaining the leaves to save the proteins. High-grade hay is more palatable and nutritious, and costs less in labor, seed, transportation and storage than does low-grade hay.
Helicopters in Fire Control, 1960
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:13:00 A training film showing the various ways the small helicopter has proved valuable and how its use must be wisely managed by trained personnel and coordinated with other air and ground equipment.
Help Our Forest Resources (PSA)
Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:00:30 2 copies - small reels - each containing a 30 second and a 10 second version of a PSA asking individuals to volunteer for the Forest Service. 82FS-26
Hemp For Victory, Circa 1942-1945
B/W - Sound - 16 mm - 00:14:13 Illustrates conditions and techniques for growing and harvesting hemp and hemp seed; manufacture and use of hemp fiber and coarse cloth for military applications