SOIL OF INDIA
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SOIL OF INDIA 1939
Description Documentary: On improvement of farming methods in India. Dr. Samuel Higginbottom of the Institute teaches farmers to control soil erosion during monsoon seasons. Contrasts primitive and modern methods, using oxen, water buffalo and horses to aid manual work and to pull machinery. Women learn domestic science. Re-enacts a welcoming parade for British government visitors. Demonstrates India's animal worship.
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