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Rice Field

Rice Field

Rice Field

Rice Field

Rice Field

Rice Field

Rice Field

Rice threshers bought by the NLSA from Manila (1941)

Settlers with his Carabao at his farmland (1940)

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NLSA Settlement

NLSA Settlement

NLSA Settlement

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(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

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