The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NARAKAPOR, (NEAR NADZAB) NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-27. VX101804 LIEUTENANT J.E. GRIFFITHS (1), OFFICER COMMANDING NO.2 PLATOON, 6TH FARM COMPANY, EXAMINING TOMATO PLANTS FOR GRUBS. AT THE BACKGROUND A NATIVE SPRAYS PLANTS WITH ARSENATE OF LEAD INSECTICIDE. THE CROP, THE FIRST ATTEMPT AT PRODUCTION IN QUANTITY, SHOULD BE AVAILABLE IN MID-JUNE. THE FARM WAS PREVIOUSLY OWNED BY MR JOSEPH LARRAINE.
NARAKAPOR, NEAR NADZAB, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-27. A MEMBER OF NO.2 PLATOON, 6TH FARM COMPANY ASSISTED BY A NATIVE, DUSTS A CROP OF THE "EARLY WINNER" TOMATO PLANTS WITH ARSENATE OF LEAD TO CONTROL THE T
NARAKAPOR, (NEAR NADZAB) NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-27. QX60765 DRIVER K.J. MCCLELLAND (1), NO.2 PLATOON, 6TH FARM COMPANY WORKING FALLOW WITH A TRACTOR AND TANDEM DISC HARROWS PRIOR TO THE SOWING OF BEETROO
NARAKAPOR, NEAR NADZAB, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-27. A SACKS IRRIGATION PLANT WORKING IN THE BEETROOT PLANTATION AT NO.2 PLATOON, 6TH FARM COMPANY. THE TOMATO CROP IS LOCATED AT THE REAR. THE NUMERICAL STR
NARAKAPOR, (NEAR NADZAB) NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-27. A TOMATO PLANT "CHINESE RED" VARIETY, GROWN NO NO.2 PLATOON, 6TH FARM COMPANY. A YIELD OF 500 CASES OF TOMATOES IS ANTICIPATED IN JUNE, AND 2,000 CASES
NARAKAPOR, NEAR NADZAB, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-27. A MEMBER OF THE 6TH FARM COMPANY WALKS BETWEEN ROWS OF FRENCH BEANS IN NO.3 PLATOON AREA. THE MID-FOREGROUND HAS BEEN LEFT FALLOW, AND TOMATOES ARE GROW
NADZAB, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-14. THE PACKING SHED AT 8 INDEPENDENT FARM PLATOON SHOWING NATIVES PACKING FROM A BENCH OF TOMATOES. UP TO SEVEN TONS PER ACRE ARE OBTAINED FROM A GROUP CROP WITH ADDITIONA
