ENGLAND’S DRIVE FOR FOOD PRODUCTION .—Windsor Great Park, England’s historic Royal Park, has become a cornfield, and gathering the King’s harvest photograph (left) was taken. Ancient oaks and beeches were standing deep in wheat, the area planted on the King’s farm including 350 acres of wheat and 147 acres of oats. RIG til. Sc oo c t ret this year helped to gather, can, and bottle the fruit harvest in Kent. Soldiers also assisted. The photograph shows concrete silos, specially erected, receiving fruit.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23811, 3 December 1942, Page 3
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83ENGLAND’S DRIVE FOR FOOD PRODUCTION .—Windsor Great Park, England’s historic Royal Park, has become a cornfield, and gathering the King’s harvest photograph (left) was taken. Ancient oaks and beeches were standing deep in wheat, the area planted on the King’s farm including 350 acres of wheat and 147 acres of oats. RIG til. Sc oo c t ret this year helped to gather, can, and bottle the fruit harvest in Kent. Soldiers also assisted. The photograph shows concrete silos, specially erected, receiving fruit. Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23811, 3 December 1942, Page 3
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