United States. Department of Agriculture

16 mm film reel. A documentary about farmers during World War II. Booklet in Stacks at 1.90 A5H39

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:14:00 Tells the story of early use and abuse of forest lands in Eastern United States. The passage of the Weeks law in 1911 put the first national forest land in the East under protection. Today, these public land, 20 million acres in all, are restored and productive. 1574

B/W - Silent - 16 mm - 00:24:00 Bureau of Public Roads. Building government roads through national forests; obstacles overcome and scenic beauties reached. Horse drawn vehicles give way to the motor car. Newly created roads provide easier access for ranchers, loggers, and fire prevention efforts

B/W - Sound - 16 mm - 00:22:00 USDA Extension Service, Bureau of Public Roads Picture. Clearing debris, opening scenic vistas, prevention of erosion, landscaping, plantings, highway plant nursery. Silent with musical accompaniment.

B/W - Silent - 16 mm - 00:20:00 USDA Extension Service, Bureau of Public Roads Picture. Clearing debris, opening scenic vistas, prevention of erosion, landscaping, plantings, highway plant nursery.

B/W - Silent - 16 mm - 00:09:47 USDA Bureau of Public Roads picture recounts various landmarks in the life of George Washington

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:23:00 Compares the symptoms, clinical features, necropsy procedures and findings that distinguish between Hog Cholera and Swine Fever. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Federal Civil Defense Administration, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research Service

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:01:35 A USDA news feature declares United States hog cholera free. P-12255

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:28:42 A Professional level film, USDA ARS, Hog Cholera: Clinical presentation, Diagnostic Tools, mortality, outbreaks, contagion, Herd History, Post mortem lesions, Laboratory findings P-#2018-1T-62

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:01:30 Three 30 second PSA's on home canning safety.