01: Interior view of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture office at Kerrobert. 02 to 13: Views of the annual 4-H Beef Club show and sale, held at Kerrobert. Includes: views of a parade of participating beef clubs; group photos of participating beef clubs from Jellicoe, Luseland, Major, Kerrobert, Hoosier Valley, and Grassdale; and cattle judging at the Memorial Rink. 14 to 15: Views of a garbage dump area at night, including that of a rodent amongst the garbage.

Group photos of members of a 4-H club members and their leaders meeting with Hon. Isidore C. Nollet, Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture, and Leslie J. Hutchison, director of the Department's Agricultural Representative Services in the Department of Agriculture board room.

Visit by 4-H National Council delegates to the office of Hon. Isidore Charles Nollet, Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. 01: (L to R): Wayne Evans; Karen Cowan; Myrna Kutzki; Hon. Nollet; Lorne Anderson. 02: (L to R): Gary Francis; Iris Wawruck; Murray Ross; Hon. Nollet; Peggy McGillivray. 03: (L to R): Marilyn Stewart; Russell Fisher; Hon. Nollet; Ron Enderson. 04: (L to R): W. Harold Horner, Deputy Minister of Agriculture; Lynn Busby; Gerry Luciuk; Ted Rogers; Hon. Nollet.

A farewell party for Dave Browne. A group pose of The Saskatchewan Poultry Marketing and Production staff. All are identified.

Views of duties performed by Carman C. Cooke, an agricultural representative for the Estevan District with the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. Includes visits to by Cooke to the C. Cossette dairy farm and A. Memory grain farm, views of Cooke in his office, and informal portraits of Cooke. 01: Cooke and C. Cossette inspect a Holstein calf. 02: The A. Memory farmyard. 03: Grain bins on the Memory farm. 04: Cooke and Memory inspect the polyethylene covering on a grain pile. 05: Cooke and Cossette inspect Holstein calves. 06 to 07: Cooke and Memory inspect Canthatch wheat samples. 08: Cooke checks milk production records at the Cossette dairy farm. 09: The Cossette dairy farm. 10 to 11: Wheat piled up at the Memory farm. 12: Cooke inspects a milk cooler at the Cossette dairy farm. 13: Cooke at the Estevan agricultural representative's office with administrative assistant Doris "Doddy" Bannatyne. 14: Bannatyne at her desk. 15: Cooke and Memory inspect a grain cleaner. 16 to 17: Informal portraits of Cooke.

Views of John Hoffort, Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture agricultural representative at Turtleford, and pertaining to his work in the district. 01: Hoffort in his automobile. 02: The beach on the south side of Meota Lake. Note the extremely low water level that is causing a serious problem. 03: White Sand Beach in the Turtleford district. The beach has potential as a tourist attraction. 04: Hoffort and Grove Lane examine grass and legume mixtures seeded in a new pasture. The area was bush land until a year previous. 05: Low water level at Meota Lake, which is problematic for boaters and cottage owners.

Views of various activities performed by employees of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. 01 to 08: Visit by Dave Ewert, supervisor of the Dairy Herd Improvement Services program with the Department of Agriculture's Animal Industry Branch, to the Wilf Willoughby cattle farm in the Alameda district. 01: Willoughby holds a Province of Saskatchewan Record of Performance for Beef Cattle, Breeder's Record Book. 02: Willoughby with one of his Aberdeen Angus bulls. 03: Willoughby (left) keeps accurate record in his Record of Performance book during the testing of beef cattle. 04: Ewert (in foreground) with Willoughby's herd. 05: Willoughby (right) and Ewert (behind Willoughby). Ewert has weighed an animal and is now recording the figures for the federal-provincial Record of Performance beef cattle testing program. 06: Willoughby stands by to open the door of the weigh scale enclosure in order to release an animal that is being weighed. 07 to 08: Ewert weighs an animal in the weigh scale enclosure. 09: Vincent Beckie (right) a ground water engineer with the Water Rights Division of the Department of Agriculture's Conservation and Development Branch, discusses technical matters on well drilling with a local driller while on the Jack Lemon farm in the Zehner district. 10: Exterior view of a permanent hay shed on the John Dyck farm in the Fisk district. 11: A bulletin display presented by the Department of Agriculture's Information Division at a field day. 12: Rolland Brassard, a Department of Agriculture agricultural representative for the Ogema District, takes a soil moisture sample in the Ceylon district.

Views of various activities performed by employees of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. 01: Mansell McCreary a Department weed supervisor for the Bladworth district, demonstrates two of the most dangerous weeds found in the area. 02: Frank Miller, Department agriculture representative for the Rosthern District, leaves his office. 03: A group of soil experts from the University of Saskatchewan and the federal and provincial departments of agriculture examine soils in the Tiger Hills area of Saskatchewan. 04: McCreary demonstrates the root system of leafy spurge. 05: McCreary applies the chemical Borascu to an area of land to control leafy spurge. 06: A nearly-empty dugout during the drought of 1961. 07: A hired hand at the University of Saskatchewan farm displays a handful of silage - an excellent livestock feed. 08: McCreary in the field. 09: Miller points to the horns on cattle. Part of his agricultural improvement program is to encourage beef producers to de-horn calves. 10: McCreary draws attention to the importance of knowing weeds and controlling them at the right time. 11 to 12: Miller in his office at Rosthern.

A copy of an aerial photograph, taken for the Department of Agriculture.