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Group of Men in Corn Field

These are photographs from negatives showing various scenes of farmers in corn fields.

Group Photo taken in 1956

H.D. Bogart

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Hay Bales in Field in Front of Rural Road

Hay bales lie in a grassy field. A narrow road separates the grassy field.

Hilly Landscape with Trees

This photo from a negative shows a downward slope with trees across from it.

Hostesses at the Tea Table

A tea was held for the Queen of Conservation contestants to help choose the queen for 1973

Installation of Plastic Pipe for Terrace Intake

This photo shows the installation of a solid wall plastic pipe for a terrace intake. The pipe is 4" in diameter and intake is 5 feet long with 2.5 of 3" and 1/2" holes. Lower 2.5' has 3/16" diameter holes for better drainage around intakes. Intake…

Intaker Pipes on Gary Knapp's Farm

These intaker pipes are used in tiled outlet terrace drainage systems (TOTs)

Jim Seaholm and other speakers

Other unknown speakers addressed the audience where soil scientist, Jim Seaholm, was speaking

Jim Seaholm with Group of Men in Photo

These men pose for a group photo with soil scientist, Jim Seaholm

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