Canadian wheat story

Canada, 1944

Film
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This is the story of what happens to the great wheat crops of western Canada after the harvest. The route is traced from the farm to the town elevator, by box car to the huge concrete storage cylinders at terminal points on the Great Lakes, down the Lakes to the homes and bakeries of eastern Canada, and to the ocean ports for shipment abroad.

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Credits

director

Beth Zinkan

co-producer

Bill MacDonald

Gudrun Parker

production company

National Film Board of Canada

Duration

00:06:00:00

Production places
Canada
Production dates
1944

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