From a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) film. Title card presents the question "what is success in farming?" Various examples attempt to answer the question: A farmer handing a stack of bills to banker. Woman splits wood with an axe, small ramshackle house behind her. Man sits on the banks of water, fishing while smoking a pipe. Herd of cattle with large barn and house in the background, grain silos. Motor car pulls up to doorway of a luxurious house, man dressed in a suit enters the car and it drives off. Now, portrayed as a better answer compared to the previous, scenes of Ed Hearn's farming practices. Hearn has been recognized and awarded as an Oklahoma "Master Farmer." Hearn speaks with another man. Scene of Hearn driving a wagon pulled by a team of horses, which the film notes was what he began with. Now he has 550 acres. Hearn practices crop rotation and terracing to preserve soil quality. Various crops swaying in the wind. Wide shots of Hearn's farmland. Hearn's herd of shorthorn cattle graze in a field. View of Hearn's two-story house. Hearn's two daughters, both noted as being in college. Close up of Hearn smiling and talking with a man. Title card says "That's one story of success."
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