” WHEAT: FROM FIELD TO FLOUR ” 1973 EDUCATIONAL FILM AGRICULTURE, FARMING & FOOD PRODUCTION 97464

[@joshuagibson2520]

Periscope is better than anything on Tv.

[@codingprograms2078]

I second the motion.

[@bestfriendhank1424]

Agreed

[@texaswunderkind]

These documentary films did a great job taking a boring topic and presenting it a boring way.

[@stevenmillikin558]

These videos are great! They remind me of the films they used to show us in our multi-purpose room in elementary school on rainy days when we couldn't go out to recess.

[@dwagman8422]

Yep, the A/V geeks would roll in the big cart with the projector, had to manually feed the film. 60's-70's were great time to be a kid. Remember the filmstrips?

[@stevenmillikin558]

@@dwagman8422 I had almost forgotten about the film strips! We were taught to load the film strips and advance the stills on the film strips after an audio cassette gave a tone after each narrated segment. That was a thing for us in elementary school in the 1970s! What a different time!

[@dwagman8422]

@@stevenmillikin558 We better stop before. someone yells "OK Boomers!"🤣🤣

[@stevenmillikin558]

@@dwagman8422 I'm first year GenX, but near enough as to not make much of a difference!

[@dwagman8422]

@@stevenmillikin558 That's funny cause I'm last year boomer...'63.

[@Ratdaddy78]

I remember seeing this film in Vocational High School, the Soil and Crop Science class. The nearest wheat field was about 30 feet from the classroom door. It's great to see this again. Thank you!

[@bradwalsh9122]

Must be very gratifying to watch your wheat pop out of the ground, ripen and then harvest it.

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Dangerous places, flour mills. Flour dust is explosive. Been many accidents.

[@scottanno8861]

It's crazy what static can do

[@SaltGrains_Fready]

Those trucks and machinery are all antiques now !! Today's combines are much larger and fill full semi's on the fly.

[@RedIron1066]

Back when rural communities were thriving, and 4 farms on every section. Those days are gone…😢

[@mountainjeff]

driverless coming soon.

[@robertreznik9330]

@@RedIron1066 Wheat is always getting cheaper over the years in value. Now when I eat toast and eggs as the local restaurant I pay $1.99 for 2 slices. It makes me sick by giving the wheat I grow in the 2 slices away for one cent. That is why I grow very little wheat!

[@robertreznik9330]

@@RedIron1066 Now my son has 4 sections in one farm! He would be better working for the government. Rather than having millions invested + a university degree. He could have invested in a lunch bag after college and go home without a job worry.

[@failuretocommunicate]

How wonderful. Thank you so much.

[@Nighthawke70]

Good times to be in ag. My uncle had an open cockpit IH that got run long and often to harvest the 50 acres he owned.

[@mtaylor3771]

I love these videos!

[@timpriddy349]

They were phasing out boxcars for covered hoppers for easier unloading

[@Dragon307]

8:52 I thought this was some odd product placement at first but its probably pointed towards the camera like that to emphasize he's drinking Pepsi instead of beer

[@jimmyp6443]

My favorite wheat food is beer

[@chillydawgg4354]

Liquid bread

[@justicesomeday]

Happy New year to you 2023

[@Oliverdobbins]

You know what I’m eating as I watch this? Wheat. 🍪 Guess what I’m drinking? A drink made out of fermented wheat. 🥃

[@janno288]

If only these documentaries were uploaded in the original 4:3 aspect ratio

[@kennethjohnson9370]

Great episode of how do they produce wheat how they plant to storage silos and the protection by wheat by insect and rodents etc

[@DavidRinkevich]

I was half expecting Troy McClure to introduce the film 😝

[@396ssbbc]

@8:05 Derby Kansas elevator

[@R32R38]

Today I learned that Frankenberry cereal is at least 50 years old.

[@chuckrawlings9518]

And Count Chocula and Boo Berry!

[@patpatpat999]

1973 and it looks and feels like it was made in 1953

[@danielwalton4563]

& Venue 12 is the O-gauge Christmas train layout: all 12.

[@Daledavispratt]

Wheat; it's what's for dinner.

[@clarencetrice4442]

IVE heard of fields and county,s that was planted in wheat be 4 the civil.war in the 16OOS 😊😊 OMG 6 24 2O24

[@adow7382]

11 Cents for a Danish.

[@Traktorsabin]

Waooow ...👍

[@danielwalton4563]

2 disneyland in Anaheim, California.

[@justinconroy5621]

ersaon productions how

[@danielwalton4563]

BNSF Santa Claus Express venue 9 bounced off.

[@toddburgess5056]

All i eat is wheat

[@toddburgess5056]

Me too

[@toddburgess5056]

Me too 🌾🌾🌾

[@danielwalton4563]

Union Pacific big boy 4015's tender b swapped 4 venue 11.

[@toddburgess5056]

"Soviet Union" 😊

[@danielwalton4563]

To blow up 4 venue 10.

[@mountainjeff]

Definitely not gluton free.

[@charlielawson2510]

There was actually quite a bit less gluten in the old wheat. I've read that wheat has been bred to have 3 times as much now. Makes bread rise faster - cheaper.

[@DNATV14]

Nothing to learn in video

[@ArmpitStudios]

Martha Gooch! Buc-Wheats!! Those need to come back.