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Story of a Norfolk Farm
Life on a farm in the 1930s was hard. It was hands on with farmers keen to make every inch of their land earn its keep.
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Overview
The day to day life on a busy Norfolk farm in the 1930s is shown in this instructional film, detailing all the processes that keep the farm running throughout the year. Runner beans, pears and corn are grown and taken to market, whilst poultry is reared, allowing the sale of eggs and hens. New-born chicks are shown emerging from their eggs, whilst puppies and piglets run around the yard in this idyllic representation of Norfolk life
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