United States. Department of Agriculture

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:22:00 "The land of Puerto Rico, its people and resources are presented. With the aid of the agricultural departments of the United States and Puerto Rico, people are learning to utilize the land to its fullest potential. Special emphasis is given to the forests." https://search.nal.usda.gov/permalink/01NAL_INST/27vehl/alma9915495212807426

B/W - Sound - 16 mm - 00:29:47 An ARS presentation showing the life cycles of the alkali bee and the alfalfa leafcutter bee. Nesting habits and conditions, pollination of alfalfa, parasitism, pests

B/W - Sound - 16 mm - 00:45:00 This is a training aid to electric power system operating personnel to assist them in providing better electric service. It shows the causes of radio interference from power lines.

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:21:00 Through the use of close-up photography, raindrops are shown to be the cause of much of our erosion problems. Teamed with surface flow, they become a destructive force which must be considered when determining the right land use and treatment, the foundation of effective soil and water conservation. This technical subject, here explained in a simple, interesting, nontechnical fashion, is well adapted to a general audience.

Color - Sound - 16 mm USFS production with the Coloroda Cattlemen's Association and Colorado State University

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:20:30 The Manitou Experimental Forest is located in the shadow of Pike's Peak. This Forest Service research center, a vast outdoor experimental laboratory, carries on extensive studies in cattle, land, water, and how best to utilize these resources for maximum good. The film shows the various experiments featuring the effects on land and water of different degrees of grazing—moderate, light, and heavy.

Color - Sound - 16 mm - 00:25:00 One-third of all our big game animals and myriad smaller animals and birds claim the national forests as their home. This picture shows many of them in their natural haunts. It also shows that the area of land and its capacity to produce food for wildlife are both limited. For this reason wildlife populations must also be limited—kept in proportion to the land's productive capacity.

B/W - Sound - 16 mm - 00:02:45 A short, rural areas development film, showing what some rural areas are doing to satisfy the need for more recreation areas.

Color - Silent - 16 mm - 00:11:00 Shows methods of trimming and packaging of meat and produce. Store displays.

Color - Silent - 16 mm - 00:25:00