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An illustration of the technique of micropropagation as carried out in the laboratories of the Plant Sciences Department of the University of Leeds.
Two films on North Sea herring fleets. One is the classic John Grierson film DRIFTERS and the other was made in 1947 for the Scottish Home Department.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Inflation Is the Answer. DESCRIPTION: Britain’s at war against insects, or to be more exact, the Government department, which is helping developing countries to overcome their food...
Looks at the potential benefits of coppicing as an energy source in the UK. For farmers, fuel wood is simple and cheap to produce while also being renewable and environmentally friendly. Outlines the steps...
Aquatic animals have a wide range of feeding habits and dietary requirements, all of which are sustained in the natural food web. Understanding dietary needs and habitat is important to the success of...
Introduces the processes of sediment erosion, transport and deposition, first, by looking into the natural conditions under which sediment moves from hills, valleys and river systems into the reservoirs,...
Shot in South Dakota, the film follows a consultant team using remotely sensed data to assist in deciding on a power line route carrying electricity across the state. Shows the importance of field work...
Developed by leading poultry veterinarians at Cornell University and the United States Department of Agriculture, this comprehensive 3-disc training series is designed to help veterinarians and students...
A compilation of ten films on the Black Civil Rights Movement in America, made between 1937 and 1971.
The March of Time synopsis: To meet their food problems, the United States of America have turned to the experience of Britain, for the new restrictions and limitations imposed upon the U.S. civilian is his...
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