A farmer pours a bucket of pesticide powder into sprayer vehicle. Farmer fills the sprayer with water. Various instruction manuals for specific crops and pesticides. Camera zooms into word “WARNING!” on one instruction manual. A famer reads the instructions written on a can of pesticide. A farmer uses his office telephone to make a call. Farmer calling a county agent. A United States county agent gives advice on agricultural pesticides over the phone. A county agent drives to a farm. A cornfield. A farmer consults with a county agent. Animation depicting the right time to apply pesticide on crops. Farmer wearing face mask pours pesticide into sprayer. Man uses a scale to measure the amount of pesticide powder. A farmer screws the nozzles of pesticide sprayer. Man checks and closes the nozzle opening of a sprayer. Man turns the pressure gauge of a pesticide sprayer. An agricultural aircraft sprays pesticide over a field (crop dusting). A sprayer vehicle applies pesticide on an orchard. Farmers harvest peaches from trees. A man place harvested fruits into a box. A combine harvester harvesting wheat. American farmers working in field. Wooden crates and sacks are lined up in field. A farmer pours harvested green apples into crate. Sign above a store reads “FOOD”. Civilians shopping at a supermarket.
A film titled 'Bless hounds in revival of hunt custom' shows a number of hounds lined up outside a church in United States. A Priest reads out prayers from the scripture and blesses the dogs to revive the hunt custom.
Horan Irish hell drivers perform stunts as they drive their cars on a track in United States. They drive the car on just two side wheels as the car passes over a wooden ramp. Photographers take pictures as drivers perform stunts.
A film titled 'Safety Glass' shows chemists test, safety glass in a lab in United States. Samples are made to undergo a variety of tests including humidity tests. Safety glass is processed in a sun arc machine. A half pound steel ball dropped from a height of 16 feet causes only a crack in the safety glass and proves its strength.
Sand rock and silica sand being quarried by blasting and being broken down and cleaned before transporting to a glass plant in United States for manufacturing safety glass. Various raw materials like sand, limestone, soda ash, charcoal and salt cake are put in a furnace, moved about, blown, and afterwards melted to roll out sheets of glass.
Sheets of glass are picked up by suction cups and placed on grinding table at a factory in United states. Grinding and polishing takes place twice.
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