Harvest

Year: 1967

Runtime: 41 mins

Language: English

Director: Carroll Ballard

Documentary

A beautifully photographed chronicle of the annual planting and growth cycle that culminates in abundant harvests across American farmlands. Presented panoramically, the film captures the variety of farming and harvesting methods, swift transport to distant markets, university research aimed at boosting yields, and industrial ingenuity that creates advanced machinery to ease farmers’ work and enhance land productivity.

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