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Hedging

1942 , Northamptonshire (Northamptonshire)

Cat no. 1281

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The importance of good hedging.

Shots of farms showing the field patterns and hedges. Examples of bad types of hedges are shown; those that are too bulky, too tall or too thin. Dighton, a Northamptonshire hedger, and a land girl, demonstrate how to layer a hedge, or fill in the gaps in a thin hedge. Dighton shows he camera his tools; a slasher, a bill hook, leather gloves and an axe. Firstly he clears the hedge of dead wood and then shows how to cut stick to fill in the hedge. This also shows him compensating for previous bad jobs. He adds stakes and binders to shore up the hedge. The land girl then tries layering. The hedge is shown a year later. After two years the hedge should be trimmed. This is shown. The trimmings are burnt off on the field.

Keywords

Hedging; Land girls

  • Producer : John Taylor

  • Producer : Edgar Anstey (associate producer)

  • Director : Margaret S. Thomson

  • Camera : A. Strasser

  • Commentator : Roy Hay

  • Sponsor : Minsistry of Agriculture

  • Music : Ernst Mayer

Manifestations

Hedging

  • Activities
    Barcode
    INV159322
    Canonical Identifier
    TB 987
    Canonical Title
    Unknown
    Carrier Type
    Umatic tape
    Dimension
    Identifier
    Modification Date
    24/07/2008
    Parts
    Reference
    673916
  • Barcode
    INV??0850
    Canonical Identifier
    A-1253
    Canonical Title
    Unknown
    Carrier Type
    16mm film
    Colour Type
    bw
    Has Sound
    Y
    Identification Notes
    Picture: combined (data migration 25/06/2021)
    Identifier
    Image Polarity
    positive
    Modification Date
    25/06/2021
    Parts
    Reference
    561656
    Sound
    sound

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