VIRGINIA - 1950s - A district soil conservation committee meets in Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Menhaden are the most plentiful fish caught by commercial fishermen in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen use a pound net to haul fish onto their boat in Chesapeake, Virginia, then put it back out to catch more.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen in Chesapeake, Virginia untie their boats from pound net stakes and sail out to meet buy boats.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - A scale model of a pound net is used to explain how fish get caught in it.
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VIRGINIA - 1955 - Chesapeake Bay and James River in Virginia are subjected to different kinds of weather.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Ocean fish such as the shad migrate close to the coast of Chesapeake, Virginia in the springtime and get caught.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fish caught in a pound net, including trout, spots, and croakers, are sorted before being weighed and put on the hold of a buy boat.
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USA - 1950 - In this period piece, James Madison talks with newly appointed Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson about his distaste for Alexander Hamilton's economic ideas.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - A montage of jobs carried out by state foresters in Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Menhaden fishermen set out in purse boats and striker boats from their main vessel when the fish are spotted in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen in Chesapeake, Virginia use pound nets of different sizes.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - Healthier food processing techniques are studied in a lab at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, also known as Virginia Tech,.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - Coeds at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, also known as Virginia Tech, work in a lab on vaccines to treat diseases that affect livestock.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Trawlers are the only commercial fishing vessels used in Chesapeake, Virginia during the winter.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen in Chesapeake, Virginia remove a stingray from their pound net catch.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - A fisherman uses stake gill nets to catch shad, flounder and herring in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - A montage of state regulatory practices to ensure the safety of products on a farm like paint, feed and trucks.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - Livestock is inspected at the market, cannery and butchery before going on the shelves for housewives in Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Trucks are used to haul anchors and ocean haul seine fishing nets ashore in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - High school boys in Virginia study various aspects of farming in their vocational agriculture classes, and adult farmers are also able to take specialized classes.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fish caught in pound nets are transferred to a wholesale dealer's port and sorted in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen slack the ropes of a pound net in Chesapeake, Virginia so they can enter the pound.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Pamunkey fishermen use gill nets to catch shad in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen use a pile driver to get their stakes situated underwater in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - Poultry are studied from the hatchery to newly produced eggs after a Pullorum outbreak in Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - A montage of problems county agents help different kinds of farmers solve in Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - Farmers' crops are weighed before going to market in Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1955 - Myriad kinds of fishing boats are docked around Virginia, and an aerial view shows the coastline.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen on the coast of Chesapeake, Virginia set up an ocean haul seine net.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - A fishing crew in Chesapeake, Virginia sets out with a pound net.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen in Chesapeake, Virginia set up a haul seine herring net.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - City industry in Virginia relies on the work of rural farmers in the state.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - A teenage boy is brought to a Virginia farm to learn what the state does for agriculture.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen on the beaches of Chesapeake, Virginia catch spots and other migrating fish as they pull ocean haul seines ashore.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen in Chesapeake, Virginia use a haul seine net to catch herring.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - African-American students at Virginia State College hear from a representative of the Virginia Agricultural Extension Service, while county agents from across the state hear a different rep at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - A vocational agriculture teacher in Virginia teaches his class about how the state government aids farmers.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen in Chesapeake, Virginia set up a pound net.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen set up a drift net to catch shad in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - Cows and all aspects of dairy farms are inspected for health and sanitation in Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen use large nets to haul in Menhaden in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - A high school student studying vocational agriculture learns about how crop reports are used as marketing in Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - Different kinds of field crops are studied according to region in Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - A pump is used to transfer Menhaden from purse boats to the hold of the main fishing vessel en masse in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Fishermen in purse boats and striker boats coordinate to close in on Menhaden fish in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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VIRGINIA - 1950s - A teen boy arrives at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, also known as Virginia Tech, to visit his brother who is studying agriculture there.
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CHESAPEAKE - 1955 - Large commercial fishing vessels are docked in a harbor in Chesapeake, Virginia where Menhaden are processed.