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For Years to Come (1944) | Slate

For Years to Come

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For Years to Come

This short film describes how Chris Musser of Spring Run Farm in York County, Pennsylvania has adopted soil conservation practices--contour farming in particular--to preserve and improve soil fertility and increase crop yields on his family's farm. The increased crop production also benefits a nation at war.

Released: 1944
Runtime: 11m
Genres: Documentary
Country: United States of America

Direction and writing

Rodney B. RadfordDirector

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Cast

Gordon ZimmermanNarration (voice)
Lee VickersNarrator (voice)

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