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Farming: The Hop Crop

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and Weather for Farmers

A film tracing the hop from the time of planting in the hop fields of the South-East and the West Midlands to the time when the crop is purchased by the brewer in London.

The research work being done at Wye College. East Mailing, and Rosemaunde is featured, and James Nott describes mist propagation.

Filmed by the BBC's Agricultural Film Unit and Ion Trant
First shown on September 24, 1961

Contributors

Presenter:
Philip Chater
Speaker:
James Nott
Filmed by:
Ion Trant
Film editor:
Henry Fowler
Director:
John Kenyon
Producer:
Tony Parkin
Source: Radio Times

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