GENERAL SANTOS ARCHIVE Agricultural Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Agricultural Culture and Arts Politicals Religious Socials Search (K) Cassava growing healthily in Tupi Farm (K) Caterpillar tractor pulling a six-disc plow (K) Chicks at the breeder house of the Poultry Project (K) Coconut seedlings for the settler’s home lot (K) Conclusive proof that rice will grow in Lagao. This rice is growing in a settler’s home lot (K) Constancio Litigio Family Carabao (K) Corn grows tall and sturdy at Tupi (K) Corn in a settler’s home lot. This refutes the oft-remark that corn will not thrive in Lagao (K) Cowpeas at the NLSA Administration Farm in Lagao Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 … Page16 (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 … Page10 Page11 Page12 Page13 Page14 … Page36 Bulldozers Preparing the Agricultural fields in Lagao (March 2, 1939) Bulldozers used to facilitate the Silway Irrigation Project Coconut Harvested during the Early Settlement Corn production in Lagao (1941) Page1 … Page19 Page20 Page21 Page22 Page23 … Page36
(K) Peanuts harvesters at Lagao Stacking Peanuts for curing. Newly harvvested peanuts must be stacked for 6 weeks to be fully cured
