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The Jim W. Keeland Collection, no. 9 - Pine Planting at Indian Mound Nursery

Brazoria County Historical Museum

Sound | 1950s

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“Nature’s way of spreading the pine trees.”
“Our annual capacity for this nursery is around 25 million [pine trees].”
Pine saplings, after being graded and bundled

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In this informational film, the director of the Indian Mound nursery in Alto, Texas and an agricultural specialist give a presentation on planting pines from pine cone seeds as part of a reforestation program.

Cherokee County
Alto