Documentary: Pour faire face `a la p‚nurie d'eau potable, on envisage diverses mesures; purification de l'eau, remorquage d'icebergs, et bien d'autres encore.

Documentaire: La necessite de protoger les cultures contre les insects nuisibles, ainsi que les repercussions ecologiques de methodes efficaces de repression, fait des produits cliniques un mal necessaire.

Trims: From film used to illustrate the handling and use of agricultural chemicals to control insects and weeds and how to distribute the chemicals safely on farm fields. See also Films R-3072 and R-3079.

Trims: From a film used to illustrate the use of agricultural chemicals on farms to control insect and weeds. Includes scenes of a crop dusting aircraft spraying fields and tractor pulled farm equipment spreading liquid and dry chemicals on fields. Has good shots of farm yards, farm fields and agricultural machinery. See also Films R-3079 and R-3086.1

Trims: Trims from a film used to illutrate the use of agricultural chemicals on farms to control insects and weeds and how to distribute the chemicals on farm fields. Includes scenes of crop dusting aircraft spraying fields and tractor pulling farm equipment used to spread liquid and dry chemicals on fields. Also has good shots of farm yards, field and agricultural machinery. See also Films R-3072 and R-3086.1

Publication entitled Energy and Community Planning on the Prairies. Proceedings of a Symposium held in Regina, May 10-12, 1979. Edited by Beverley E. Robertson. Canadian Plains Proceedings No. 8. Published by the Canadian Plains Research Center, University of Regina, 1980. 366 p. `

Publication entitled 15th Annual Workshop for Pesticide Residue Analysts (Western Canada). Proceedings of a Workshop held in Regina, April 30-May 2, 1980. Edited by Allan J. Cessna. Canadian Plains Proceedings No. 9. Published by the Canadian Plains Research Center, University of Regina, 1980. 176 p.

Incentive: Contains scenes of grasshopper eating crops along with chemical applications to crops in fields. The film is designed to encourage grasshopper control in the province through community and individual responsibility. It contains scenes of chemicals stored by the provincial government in Moose Jaw.

Agricultural Incentive: Contains scenes of grasshoppers eating crops and pesticide chemicals stored at Moose Jaw. Encourages the use of pesticides to control grasshoppers.

Interview: Contains scenes of an interview with a man discussing the upcoming insect outbreak in regions in Saskatchewan, and the proper use of various chemical pesticides. By: ?

Views showing the fumigations of grain with the insecticide Phostoxin within a Saskatchewan Wheat Pool grain elevator at Riceton. Phostoxin is poisonous to humans and the granary cannot be entered for ten days following the fumigation treatment. Views also show: the instrument used to measure the temperature of wheat during treatment; a respirator mask worn during the fumigation treatment; Phostoxin pellets; and a danger sign posted on the exterior of the grain elevator, warning of the presence of Phostoxin. Images taken for the Plant Industry Branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture.