Shows scenes of denuded hills that are eroded by summer storms. The eroded sand buries the paddy farms. Korean farmers remove sand from the buried rice fields by using shovels, Ox-driven harrows and other tools.
Korean farmer scatters rice-seeds in a flooded paddy field.Seed beds are prepared in the month of may and flooded and sown by the farmers.
Korean farmer named Kim ,Ox-plows his rice field. The plow turns the black soil and several furrows are created. 1936.
Korean farmer Ox-harrows his rice fields.Fields are roughly leveled for plantation of rice seedlings.A Farmer levels the soil with his bare feet.
Korean farmer manually spreads manure in his field. Another scene shows farmers carrying night soil in mud pots and tin cans attached to their backs. Farmer spreads night soil in the field.
Korean farmer named Kim with his bull makes his way to home after competing a day's work. Attached to his back is his wooden plow.
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