Seventy Summers - The Story of a Farm Pt. 3/5 "Early Days" (BBC 1987)
A personal history in five parts by Tony Harman: 3: "Early Days" In the 1930s, when Tony Harman was 19 years old, he took over Grove Farm in Buckinghamshire. It was a time of small, mixed farms, great, steam-driven engines, and deep agricultural depression. First broadcast: BBC Two, 19:15, 25 January, 1987 Produced by LUCY PARKER
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Seventy Summers - The Story of a Farm Pt. 4/5 "Today" (BBC 1987)
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1959: Iddesleigh - The Changing Village | Second Enquiry | BBC Archive
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Look At Life Down on the Farm 1961
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We Tried Farming Like It Was 1965...
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Tractors Working On The Farm: Power On The Land - 1943 CharlieDeanArchives / Archival Footage
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A Year on a Farm by the Sea (1958) | BFI National Archive
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Seventy Summers - The Story of a Farm Pt. 5/5 "The Changing View" (BBC 1987)
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English Harvest (1938)
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Seventy Summers - The Story of a Farm Pt. 1/5 "The Grove" (BBC 1987)
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