GENERAL SANTOS ARCHIVE Events Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Search (K) Photo Nino Aquino SPSP (K) Planting materials brought by the settlers being loaded on the truck to be planted on their home and farm lots (K) Planting of Henarez Tree at Lagao on June 29, 1948 (K) Plowing, Harrowing and Cultivating all done by machinery, indispensable in this vast expanse of agricultural lands. (K) Portrait of Lyding (K) Pres. Manuel L. Quezon with his 2 daughters setting foot in Dadiangas the second time disembarking from Don Isidro along side Presidential Yatch Casiana (K) Ricefield in Tupi. Note the sturdy stand of the plant (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 Page1 … Page16 Page17 Page18 Page19 Page20 … Page33 (K) Papayas in clusters in a settler’s home lot (K) Peanut field owned by Roman Fequitocinio (K) Peanuts being harvested from the NLSA Administration Farm. Mt Matutum in the background (K) Peanuts harvesters at Lagao Stacking Peanuts for curing. Newly harvvested peanuts must be stacked for 6 weeks to be fully cured Page1 … Page36 Page37 Page38 Page39 Page40 … Page68 Pioneer Club (June 21, 1947) PNRC Administrative (1950) Rice Field Rice Field Page1 … Page63 Page64 Page65 Page66 Page67 Page68
(K) Planting materials brought by the settlers being loaded on the truck to be planted on their home and farm lots
(K) Plowing, Harrowing and Cultivating all done by machinery, indispensable in this vast expanse of agricultural lands.
(K) Pres. Manuel L. Quezon with his 2 daughters setting foot in Dadiangas the second time disembarking from Don Isidro along side Presidential Yatch Casiana
(K) Peanuts harvesters at Lagao Stacking Peanuts for curing. Newly harvvested peanuts must be stacked for 6 weeks to be fully cured
