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Fulmer begins this video with explaining the method of rotation that Lifeline Farm, in Montana, employs which involves animals. Initially a pasture is used for dairy cattle and then a potato crop…

The second video from the Brewer Farm largely shows the farm itself and some of the field management tools that they use. Brewer herself is shown riding on a tractor and later walking among some…

The third and final video from the Brewer Farm presents Mrs. Brewer working in the greenhouse, with some help from one of the documentary cameramen. No dialog is present in this portion of the…

Brewer talks about her family farm, specifically a diversified vegetable farm in Philomath, Oregon. She and her husband both grew up on farms and this speaker has insight on both organic and…

This video has no audio and begins with close ups of a report titled Pesticides in Groundwater in the United States of America. An additional article that is features is titled “Ground-water…

This video picks up from the same rows of potato plants from Tilth Documentary 18. Once again, the video has no audio and is most likely supplementary footage. Other subjects of this video include…

This video features two speakers, both discussing the pest that effect potato crops. The first speaker focuses on root-knot nematode. These pests bury themselves into the tuber and causes…

The last video of the Tilth Documentary begins with Cascadian Farm organic vegetable products of carrots and corn. Many insects are featured here, namely the ladybug and some footage of a…

A brief video of Fulmer talking about the main advantage of an organic system, which according to him, is decreasing your input. Some personal opinions are aired that have little to do with the…

This video gives the market perspective in regards to organic food. The unidentified speaker is an employee of Nature’s, an organic produce market in Beaverton, Oregon. The company began in…

Here the video begins with stock footage of Nature’s produce selections. Later in the video, a speaker identified as Mary, talks about her work with a disease known as potato-early dying…

Picking up the conversation from Steve Walsers Farm 3, this video continues the methods of pest management Walser uses instead of chemicals. Later, he is asked to comment on where he believes the…

The last installment of the Drazel video showcases different pieces of farming equipment that Drazel deems necessary. For a time he discusses the uses and the thinking behind using a metal…

The interview from Drazel 7 continues with weed management. Drazel uses mechanical cultivators and finger weeding, claiming that this process takes care of any weeds. He touches briefly on the…

The second video from the Drazel Farm videos begins with maintenance on one of the farm machines. Later the process of moving potatoes from field to farm is featured. While there are background…

In this third video, Drazel is interviewed and the first topic is how he got into organic farming. Drazel admits that he initially did not want to switch from conventional farming. However, his…

The first of the Drazel Farm videos which heavily features potato harvesting. Virtually no dialog is present in this video. Largely it is Drazel on a tractor connected to a harvester gathering…

Potato harvesting is what begins this video, then it later switches to two young boys harvesting Japanese squash. These are Walser’s sons and he credits them as his utmost reason as why he…

For the first half this video, establishing shots of Walser’s farm are featured, largely of his fields, corn, and a group of people harvesting squash by hand. Halfway through, Walser himself…