Title:

Swanquarter, N. C.: A modern machine set-up on a 400 acres farm, which husks, shells the ears of corn, and then sacks it for shipment. This is white corn to be used in the making of high grade corn meal. In combination with the new corn-packing machine, it is possible to handle more than 200 bushels per hour from stalk to sack.

Creator/Contributor:

James C. Sawders

Gifford M. Mast

Date:

1952

Contributing Institution:

UC Riverside, California Museum of Photography