GENERAL SANTOS ARCHIVE Events Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Search (K) Cowpeas awaiting harvest at a Tupi farm (K) Devoted One Society Sta Cruz, Lagao (K) Farmall pulling a five-disc plow.This machinery is good only for light work (K) Farmall pulling a four-row planter. Even planting has to be done by machinery also. It will be difficult to plant large areas of land (K) Farmall tractor pulling a five-disc plow. This machinery is good only for light farm work (K) Flores de Mayo (K) Furrows of peanutes at the NLSA Administration Farm in Lagao. The peanuts are about 3-weeks old waiting to be harvested (K) Giant eggplants belonging to Cliff Hamiliton, one of the 2 Anerucan settkers in Tupi. He is doing well (K) Giant Patolas grown in a settler’s home lot Page1 … Page12 Page13 Page14 Page15 Page16 … Page33 (K) 7 Engr. Damian Macatol with Mr John Zapotock (K) 8 Engr. Damian Macatol doing the finishing touches on the statue of Gen Paulino Santos befor (K) 9 Engr. Damian Macatol doing the finishing touches on the statue of Gen Paulino Santos befor (K) A Rimas Tree (breadfruit) in a settler’s home lot. This tree was planted last year and a little more than three meters high Page1 … Page22 Page23 Page24 Page25 Page26 … Page68 (K) Singkamas grows in a settler’s home lot in Tupi. Note the tuber is much bigger than a coconut (K) Son Francis is between the statue and Engr Macatol. He was my assistant after his classes at (K) Soy beans ready for harvests in Tupi. Note the large number of pods in one plant (K) The cotton grows tall and health at Lagao with plenty of snowy white balls waiting to be picked Page1 … Page39 Page40 Page41 Page42 Page43 … Page68
(K) Farmall pulling a four-row planter. Even planting has to be done by machinery also. It will be difficult to plant large areas of land
(K) Furrows of peanutes at the NLSA Administration Farm in Lagao. The peanuts are about 3-weeks old waiting to be harvested
(K) Giant eggplants belonging to Cliff Hamiliton, one of the 2 Anerucan settkers in Tupi. He is doing well
(K) A Rimas Tree (breadfruit) in a settler’s home lot. This tree was planted last year and a little more than three meters high
