Haying neat Mission, B.C. Caption by author Peter Peters: "I am convinced that `becoming a farmer' is a continuous process which does not end with perfection, even after 50 years of sowing and reaping." Used in CM 14-13-43.
Negatives also (4). Used in CM 6-31-1. Rev. D.D. Klassen (left) & Henry G. Ens (right) are examining Klassen's grain crop of Durham wheat on a break from radio recording for the MRM. Second copy of photo is 11.5x10.5. See 14.290
Used in CM 3-47-5. Caption: "The Letkeman family in the Northvale area." The parents 7 their 3 children stand in front of their home, built partly of logs and partly stuccoed. A smaller building at left. C.f.1992-14.3929-3931
Two photos of Abe Hoeppner with an Indian family. Ben holds a white rooster while a man (the father?) and 3 children look on. They stand outside a house made of brick.
Two photos of Abe Hoeppner, a PAX man from Windygates, Man., posing with a prize-winning young poultry farmer and a prize-winning rooster. The photo where the two are standing was used in the CM 15-2-6.
Group of Nivacle farmers who attended an agricultural short course at Campo Alegre, Neuland. Front row, far left, Bob Unruh; Second row, far left, Dietrich Dyck, second from the right, Peter Duerksen. Not found in CM.
Vernon Reimer is shown with an Indian family. The man is holding a white hen; his wife & children look on and curious children stand behind Vernon. See CM 15-2-6 & 15-47-1 for articles on poultry projects sponsored by MCC.
A fruit and vegetable garden in one of the Yalwa Sanga villages, where Indigenous people are adopting the agricultural methods of the Mennonites. Used in CM 11-5-10.
Skilled pickers and packers harvest a crop of tomatoes on a Prince Edward County farm near Picton, Ontario. Prince Edward County cans more than half of the vegetables produced in Ontario. Not found in CM.
