TURKEY BUSINESS, THE
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TURKEY BUSINESS, THE Produced: 1930
Description Shows large flocks of domestic and wild turkeys in woodlands. A Pilgrim shoots a turkey which his wife cooks. Describes different breeds of turkeys. Maps the shift, caused by blackhead disease, of turkey production from New England to the Central States. Turkeys are driven to a Texas market and a turkey trot celebration is held. Describes how blackhead was checked. Maps the location of turkey cooperative marketing pools. An agent from a cooperative demonstrates proper methods of killing and plucking turkeys. Turkeys are rushed by train to consumers. A family carves and eats its turkey.
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