“CATTLE COUNTRY“ 1944 DOCUMENTARY ON CATTLE INDUSTRY & BEEF PRODUCTION IN ALBERTA, CANADA 45724

Love our channel? Help us save and post more orphaned films! Support us on Patreon: Even a really tiny contribution can make a difference. Consider becoming a channel member One of a series of films released by the National Film Board of Canada under the “Canadian Work and Wealth“ series and then distributed in the United States by Young America Films, “Cattle Country“ is an educational film is about the cattle industry in Western Canada. This is copyright 1944 and was directed by Beth Zinkan aka Elizabeth Zinkan, who also produced “Craftsman at Work“, “Trees That Reach the Sky“ and several other films. “Cattle Country“ offers a portrait of cowboys and ranching in the foothills of southern Alberta. Segments on the round-up, cleaning, spraying, feeding and shipping illustrate some of the less dramatic jobs involved in bringing Canadian beef to the world’s tables. Opening titles: Canadian Work and Wealth Series 4 - Cattle Country (:06-:32)