Dig For Victory
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Uploaded by ImperialWarMuseum on Feb 3, 2010
During the Second World War, getting the most from your little plot of land was crucial. This film, produced by the Ministry of Agriculture in 1941, explains how to prepare an area of ground for growing your veg, and shows why not having space is simply no excuse.
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i have had a allotment for 30yrs, grow all my own veg, and have poultry too, so free range eggs, most satisfying hobby anyone could possibly have, in my eyes that is
davidhaythornthwaite 2 weeks ago
The reasons may have been different then, but home grown even today tastes better.
AbuAvital 11 months ago
Great piece of film and history, thanks for sharing and keeping history alive.
noonoobaggins 1 year ago
An absolutely brilliant clip. I'm an allotment holder and love growing my own!
grjones 1 year ago
absolutly what we need to do.
sabelmouse 2 years ago