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Harvesting Hemp
1912
A man in a field gathering long stalks of hemp into a bundle. The hemp was used to produce binder twine.
Hemp Harvest
1912
Men use a horse-drawn reaper(?) or hemp harvester(?) to harvest hemp in a field. The hemp was used to produce binder twine.
International Hemp Harvester
1916
Rear view of two men working in a field harvesting hemp using an International Hemp Harvester.
Harvesting Hemp with International 8-16 Tractor
1917
Man and woman harvesting hemp with an International 8-16 tractor and hemp gathering and bundling machine (binder?).
Harvesting Hemp with Mogul Tractor
1917
Workers harvesting hemp with a Mogul 10-20 tractor and a hemp harvester.
