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Farmer at Work
A sketch of a shirtless farmer tilling the field. His back is to the viewer, his arms are over his head, and there are some indistinctive objects hanging off his waist. Done in ink and colored with metallic silver ink. Disclaimer: Title of image was…
The Eel Farmer
An excerpt from The Eel Farmer (Act 1, Scene 2) written by Robert E. Fuerst. In this excerpt, Frank Legend is met by a social worker named Mrs. Cambell. Mrs. Cambell is urgent to see the home where Frank Legend stays, but Mr. Legend is adamant that…
An Eighteenth Century Virginia Farmer Remembered
The history of George Washington as a dedicated husband, a liberal and compassionate slave owner, and a dedicated farmer.
Guam's Department of Agriculture Photo 7
The author, who had become acquainted with the young bull during a previous visit to the Ag Department's Harmon ranch, introduces Anna Bolt, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bolt of Harmon Village, to 'Exhibit A' in the Animal Industry Division's…
Guam's Department of Agriculture Photo 6
The author, who had become accquainted with the young bull during a previous visit to the Ag Department's Harmon ranch, introduces Anna Bolt, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bolt of Harmon Village, to 'Exhibit A' in the Animal Industry Division's…
Guam's Department of Agriculture Photo 5
A flashing camera was the first sight of the world outside an egg for these newly hatched chicks. They are the broiler variety which the department is strongly recommending for use on Guam
Guam's Department of Agriculture Photo 4
Don't point that thing at me! The photographer's visit caused quite a commotion in this happy little harem. These hens and roosters are broiler stock, producing the eggs which are then hatched in the next room
Guam's Department of Agriculture Photo 3
The nursery behind the farm store. The department grows seedlings here for sale to the people of Guam - such things as tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and parsley - as well as conducting research on the relative merits of the different varieties
Guam's Department of Agriculture Photo 2
These charmers are Hampshire and Berkshire brood sows which belong to the department. They produce the boars which are loaned to farmers to improve their stock, and provide a limited number of animals to be sold directly to individual farmers
