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Location unknown - somewhere in England. ntroductory intertitle reads: “No gulf is widening more rapidly than that between yesterday and today in farming methods - Yesterday ...“ L/S of men working in a field with an old fashioned horse drawn reaper and binder. Some men stand on top of a cart containing a large amount of hay. They use pitchforks to move it onto a conveyor belt system which lifts it onto a large stack. “Today the harvest can be cut, dried and ready for the mill in one day, no longer dependent on ordinary weather conditions.“ Various shots of a combine harvester being used. A “harvester thresher“. Narrator explains all the processes involved. Nice shots of the harvester at work. It is an “Albion“ machine. L/S of man with a sack of grain on his shoulders. He pours it into a bin at the foot of the dryer. C/U of the grain. M/S of man opening the door of a small furnace used to dry the grain. High angle shot of steam rising from the dryer. High angle shot of two standing beside
