GENERAL SANTOS ARCHIVE Agricultural Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Search (K) Cowpeas awaiting harvest at a Tupi farm (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) 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 (K) Harrowing, plowing and cultivating done by machinery, indispensable in this vast expanse of agricultural lands. (K) Harvester (1) Machinery Division, NLSA, Lagao, Koronadal Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5 … Page16 Sinkamas harvested in Tupi (1940) The cotton truck Tractor during the early settlement (1939) Turkey raising at the NLSA Poultry supervised by Ruperto Denoga (1940) Page1 … Page33 Page34 Page35 Page36 (K) Upland rice newly sprouting. This means upland rice thrive in Lagao 1 (K) Upland rice newly sprouting. This means upland rice thrive in Lagao. 2 (K) View 1..1 Farm machinery equipment at Lagao Garage and Maintenance Shop (K) View 1.2 Farm machinery equipment at Lagao Garage and Maintenance Shop Page1 … Page15 Page16 Page17 Page18 Page19 … Page36
(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) Harrowing, plowing and cultivating done by machinery, indispensable in this vast expanse of agricultural lands.
