Photograph of unloading broomcorn (Sorghum).

Photograph of tinbet that has been sprayed in 1968 & 1969 then a chain pulled by two dozers to knock the timber down. This is a Hector complex soil-shallow savannah range site-the vegetation is in fair condition.

Photograph of Wilds' Fish Farm, NW 1/4 4-12-6. David Wilds gathering new spawn.

Photograph at Wilds' Fish Farm, NW 1/4 4-12-6. David Wilds with new spawn in left hand and older spawn in right hand. The facility was located near El Reno on Britton Road approximately 7 1/2 miles west of the intersection with Peidmont Road. Wilds' was a restaurant and recreation area.

Photograph of erosion.

Photograph of a man cutting broomcorn (Sorghum).

Photograph of water damage to a field .

Photograph of poor drainage on cropland. 1 mile north of Mutual, Woodward County.

Photograph of a close up of the work the field cultivator does.

Photograph of Hadley Meinders (WBC) inspecting a home made root and sprout plow.

Photograph of a woman cutting broomcorn (Sorghum).

Photograph of improved Bermuda grass hay on Galey loamy fine sand, 1 to 3% slopes.

Photograph of Jerome Sykora pointng out the features of these Catfish hatching pens to Myron Hurd. These pens are on the Moore Fish Farm near Claremore. The Moores have shifted their operations from market type Channel Catfish to fingerlings.

Photograph of Wilds' Fish Farm, NW 1/4 4-12-6. David Wilds gathering new spawn.

Photograph of Wilds' Fish Farm, NW 1/4 4-12-6. David Wilds gathering new spawn.

Photograph of Photograph of Wilds' Fish Farm, NW 1/4 4-12-6. David Wilds with new spawn in left hand and older spawn in right hand.

Photograph of unloading broomcorn (Sorghum).

Photograph of blowing dust over barren soil.

Photograph of corn growing in bermuda sod to be cut for insilage.

Photograph of Gerald Chambers, FFA Instructor and K.C. Bennett, SCS examine maize in Ottawa County.

Photograph of Kudzu at roadside. Planted by CCC boys in 1939. This Japanese plant is famous in the south for controlling gullies and steep land. It High in protein it is excellent forage.

Photograph of Frank Boykin-drilling 6 small wells fitted with 5.5" casing and gravel packed. Wells will be pumped with central pumping unit and farmer hopes to irrigate 80 acres of land. Each well has been tested with 2" centrifugal pump.

Photograph ofa loblolly pine tree 26 inches in diameter and [illegible] high. It's the "mother tree" to 6 area pines on this farm. In 1955, the surounding seedlings were about post [?] size. OK-[?]29-4

Photograph of Big Bend National Park, showing a part of the Tornillo Flats, where pitting was done last winter in strips. Where the pits are, they caught 2.4 inches of rain and was absorbed into the ground. A thick cover of annuals resulted, mostly 6-week grama, with some seedlings of perennials that were seeded following pitting. The strips not pitted are badly crusted and almost no water penetrated the soil. The area is almost bare. TX-48-176.