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Description
Pictures of student farming programs at Cal Poly in 1932 when it was still a high school </br> [00:00:14] Title cards </br> [00:00:35] A man sorts eggs according to cards; more men are shown caring for birds as explained by title cards </br> [00:02:43] A student walks around hen cages and sorts eggs </br> [00:03:40] Dairy cows are examined and selected </br> [00:05:18] Cows are led by students </br> [00:05:54] Some cows are milked </br> [00:10:10] Sheep are shorn </br> [00:10:39] Hogs are shown in a field, then get fed by students </br> [00:12:20] Plants are organized in a greenhouse </br> [00:13:00] Students plant small bushes outside a barn </br> [00:13:27] A student irrigates a field with a hoe </br> [00:14:16] Students near the mission plant a new lawn, Ah Lous house visible </br> [00:15:46] View of a large silo and additional farm equipment </br> [00:16:30] A mechanic repairs a piece of farm machinery </br> [00:17:51] Some men construct farm equipment in a field </br> [00:18:00] Views of interior of a warehouse for construction </br>
Type
moving image
Format
Silent Black and White 16mm film
Extent
1 Reel of 1
Identifier
Dexter, Bin 8, left loose on fourth shelf; ua-sel_00000271 cslusp_000021
Provenance
California Polytechnic State University Special Collections and Archives, San Luis Obispo California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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