CDs and Videotapes

All CD-ROMs and videotapes in the following listing are produced by the Department of Communication Services Video Production Team in conjunction with various departments in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina.

For information on how to purchase the Insect CD or videotape, contact Erin_McCrary@ncsu.edu in the customer service office at (919) 513-3255. Orders may be mailed to:

Attn: Erin McCrary
NCSU Department of Communication Services
Box 7603
Raleigh, NC 27695-7603

Payment in the form of check or money order must accompany order. Make check payable to NCSU. U.S. FUNDS ONLY.

All videotapes are $15; the CD-ROM is $12. These prices include tax and shipping.

CD-ROMs

Common Insect Pests of the Landscape, Interactive CD-ROM, $12

An interactive CD-ROM describing ways to control many of North Carolina's most common insect pests of the landscape. Included are: Aphids, Spruce Spider Mite, Japanese Beetle, Fall Webworm, Tea Scale, Azalea Lace Bug, Southern Red Mite, Boxwood Leafminer, Bagworms and Fire Ants. Also available as a videotape.

VIDEOTAPES - All videos $15

4-H Congress Winning Presentations/1990, NCSU, 4-H, Ann Frazier, 1990, 36 minutes.
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4-H Congress Winning Presentations/1992-93, NCSU, 4-H, Ann Frazier, 1993, 65 minutes.
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4-H Congress Winning Presentations/1994, NCSU, 4-H, Ann Frazier, 1995, 45 minutes.
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4-H Congress Winning Presentations/1999, NCSU, 4-H, Ann Frazier, 2000, 45 minutes.
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4-H For Fun, M&M Productions, 1998, 21 minutes.
This video promotes 4-H camping in North Carolina. Part 1 is an overview, while the other parts detail the 5 camps- Swannanoa, Millstone, Mitchell, Sertoma and Betsy-Jeff Penn.

4-H Presentations: Are They For You?, NCSU, 4-H, Ann Frazier, 1990, 25 minutes.
Learning and sharing experiences in 4-H gives an opportunity for each member to develop his or her own talks and demonstrations. Presentations can be an important and fun part of all 4-H projects. This video is designed to illustrate how such an experience can be pleasant, helpful and informative.

85 Years of Excellence, NCSU, Cooperative Extension, 1999, 7 minutes.
Produced for the 1999 North Carolina Cooperative Extension Annual Conference, this video briefly relates the history of Extension in NC, and then looks at Extension's efforts in helping the citizens of this state recover from the disaster brought on by Hurricane Floyd.

A Day in Extension, NCSU, Cooperative Extension, 1997, 24 minutes.
Produced for the 1997 North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Annual Conference, this video looks at several of Extension's successful programs.

'Almanac Gardener' Horticulture Features Series
- The Home Environment
UNC-CPT, 1989-91, 39 minutes.

Landscaping Ideas, UNC-CPT, 1989-90, 31 minutes.

Always Something in Bloom, The NCSU Arboretum, NCSU, Horticulture, J.C. Raulston, 1995, 16 minutes.
The NCSU Arboretum is a research, teaching & outreach facility committed to the promotion of new and better adapted plants for beautiful, environmentally-sound landscapes.

An Approach to Health Care for Family Caregivers, NCSU, Human Development, Janice Lloyd, 1992, 63 minutes.
This video presents an approach to health care for family caregivers as partners in their own health care and as managers of the care of older family members. This five-task approach to health care is designed to improve communication between caregivers and health professionals, reduce widespread problems with polypharmacy and noncompliance, and encourage caregivers to care for themselves.

Apple Time, NCSU, Marvin Owings, 1999, 21 minutes.
Join 5th graders Becky and Todd as they take you back in time to learn about the delicious North Carolina apple. They'll guide you through the entire process, from dormancy to harvest. Great acting, animation and music combine to make this a wonderful video for teaching kids about what it takes to make apples grow.

Backyard Composting, NCSU, Horticulture, Larry Bass/Kim Powell, 1993, 25 minutes.
Larry Bass, Extension Horticulture Specialist, and Kim Powell, Extension Landscape Specialist, discuss backyard composting and show how the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service is involved.
The tape is divided into the following segments:

Balsam Woolly Adelgids, NCSU, Ext. Forest Resources, Jill Sidebottom, 1991, 16 minutes.
Identification and control techniques for the balsam woolly adelgid on Christmas trees.

Biotechnology, It's Role In Your Future, NCSU,Sociology,Thomas Hoban, 1996, 23 minutes.
Biotechnology offers many new opportunities to increase food and fiber production, improve food safety, create new products, and protect the environment. We'll look at some of the advances being made today and the role biotechnology will play in our future.

Blackberries In The Home Garden, NCSU, Horticulture, Barclay Poling, 1987, 22 minutes.
Dr. Barclay Poling, Extension Small Fruit Specialist, shows home gardeners how to prune both thorny and thornless varieties of blackberries.

Blueberry Pruning, NCSU, Horticulture, Mike Mainland, 1988, 50 minutes.
Dr. Mike Mainland, Extension Horticulturalist stationed at the Horticulture Crops Research Station in Castle Hayne, discusses pruning both Rabbiteye and High Bush Blueberries. This video would be helpful for the homeowner with a few bushes or the grower with several hundred.

Blue Mold: Controlling A Devastating Disease, NCSU, Shoemaker, 1997, 12 minutes.
Since the mid-1990's, a different, more resistant strain of blue mold has infected burley tobacco in North Carolina. This video looks at that problem, as well as new solutions being developed to combat the disease. Also available in Spanish under the title El Moho Azul En Tabaco: Controlando Una Enfermedad Devastadora.

Budding With Dick Bir, NCSU, Horticulture, Dick Bir, 1987, 25 minutes.
In this videotape, Dick Bir, Extension Horticulture Specialist at the Mountain Horticultural Research Station in Fletcher, demonstrates the techniques of budding. Topics discussed include proper tools, how to gather bud wood, T-budding pear trees, T-budding dogwood and clip-budding.

Careers In Agriculture And Life Sciences, NCSU, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1998,

CALS VERSION, 9 minutes.
This video is a recruitment tool for the college, presenting an overview of the college's programs from the perspective of former students now working in occupations related to agriculture and the life sciences.

COMPLETE VERSION, 13 minutes.
This video includes information on NC A&T's agriculture programs as well as NCSU's.

Common Insect Pests Of The Landscape, NCSU, Entomology, Steve Bambara, 1999, 10 minutes.
This video shows the home gardener how to identify and treat the ten most common insect pests in the home landscape. The following insects are discussed: Fire Ants, Spruce Spider Mites, Aphids, Fall Webworm, the Japanese Beetle, the Boxwood Leafminer, Tea Scale, the Azalea Lace Bug, Bagworms and the Southern Red Mite. Also available as a CD (see above).

Composting of Poultry Mortality, NCSU, Poultry Science, Mike Wineland/Tom Carter, 1994, 20 minutes.
Composting of poultry mortality is one of the newer methods for disposing of carcasses. This method offers an option to poultry producers who find one of the other approved methods is not practical because of economic or environmental concerns.

Controlling Insect Pests In Farm Stored Grain, NCSU, Entomology, Hillman/Bambara, 1996, 15 minutes.
Each year, 5-10% of the grain crop is lost to insects after harvest. Most of this loss could be prevented. This video details ways to minimize or eliminate insect damage to stored grain.

Cooling North Carolina Fruits And Vegetables, NCSU, Horticulture, George Wilson/Mike Boyette/Ed Estes, 1989, 7 minutes.
North Carolina farmers produce high quality fruits and vegetables every year. Rapid removal of field heat from these highly perishable products is essential for enhanced postharvest quality maintenance. This video describes and illustrates quick cooling requirements, techniques and systems in North Carolina for increasing competitiveness and profitability.

Deer Management In The Southeast Series, NCSU, Forest Resources, Ed Jones, 1989

Deer Herd Management, 9 minutes.
As more hunters become interested in fee hunting, a properly managed deer herd is more important today than ever before.

Deer Leases and Hunting Fees, 11 minutes.
Fee hunting and leasing can provide landowners an opportunity to diversify their agricultural operations and to improve the wildlife habitat.

Managing Your Deer Habitat, 9 minutes.
Deer, like any profitable agricultural crop, are a product of the land, and to have a strong, healthy deer herd, their habitat must be properly managed.

Detection And Control Of Spruce Spider Mites, NCSU, Forestry Extension, Jill Sidebottom, 1993, 19 minutes.
Jill Sidebottom, Forestry Extension Specialist in mountain conifer IPM, demonstrates and explains detection and control techniques for dealing with spruce spider mites in North Carolina Christmas trees.

Don't Trash It! Reducing Residential Construction Debris, NCSU, Bio. & Ag. Engineering, Rhonda Sherman, 1995, 24 minutes, (both English and Spanish versions on one tape).
Construction of a 2000 sq. ft. home can create 4 tons of debris, much of which can be recycled. This video gives workers tips for preventing this debris, as well as for reusing and recycling scrap materials.

Don't Waste It, NCSU, Soil Science, Joe Zublena/Wilkes County, 1993, 6 minutes.
Shows how the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service is working with other agencies in an effort to protect water quality and to develop good environmental waste management practices.

Eastern NC Tobacco Retrofitting Field Day, NCCES, 2000, 15 minutes.
This video is an overview of a tobacco field day in Wilson, NC, where the problem of tobacco specific nitrosamines was addressed. A variety of equipment designed to reduce tobacco specific nitrosamines in a curing barn was on display.

Extension Makes A Difference, NCSU, Ext. Admin.1996, 20 minutes.
Every day the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service is making a difference in the lives of individuals, families, communities, and businesses. This video takes a moment to reflect, a moment to see and hear directly from Extension clients.

Farm Safety Day Camps, NCSU, Agromedicine, Julia Storm, 1997, 13 minutes.
Without the right education and awareness, the farm setting can be full of hidden dangers. To help prevent farm accidents, the NCCES, Farm Bureau and other corporations have joined forces to sponsor a Farm Safety Day Camp for children.

Farming A New Fish: Hybrid Striped Bass, NC Sea Grant, Ron Hodson, 1995, 22 minutes.
Hybrid striped bass is earning substanial profits for farmers willing to invest in this new pond-grown species. This video examines the entire process, from building ponds to harvesting and marketing the fish.

FFA, NCSU, Ag. Education, Barry Croom, 1998, 8 minutes.
This is a promotional video for recruiting high school students to the Future Farmers of America organization.

Foundation For The Future, NCSU, Cooperative Extension, 1996, 22 minutes.
This video depicts a long-range plan aimed at guiding the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service in the coming years. The plan is designed to insure that Extension's programs remain relevant to the needs of our fast-changing state.

Fundamentals Of Forest Products Exporting, NCSU, Forestry Extension, 1990, 50 minutes.
This video provides information on market research, methods of exporting, pricing and quotations, financing options, transportation and shipping, claims, and market assistance in the business of exporting forest products.

Gardening At Home Series, NCSU, Horticulture, Ted Caudle, 1988.

How To Maintain And Manage A Fescue Lawn, 25 minutes.
Mecklenburg Co. Extension Horticulturist, Ted Caudle, discusses how and when to lime and fertilize, mowing, weed control, establishing a new lawn or re-seeding, and watering techniques.

Planting and Care of Roses, 22 minutes.
Ted Caudle, Mecklenburg Co. Extension Horticulturist, talks about the proper way to plant roses, how to prune and how to control rose pests. This video was designed for use in Piedmont North Carolina but the basic principles apply wherever roses are grown.

Planting Annuals, 19 minutes.
Ted Caudle, Mecklenburg Co. Extension Horticulturist, says homeowners get a lot of pleasure from planting annuals in their landscape. He shows a large number of beautiful examples and talks about using them year round in the landscape. He discusses soil preparation, fertilization, the selection of annuals for shady areas, for sunny areas and for use in hanging baskets and other containers.

Selecting, Planting and Care of Azaleas and Rhododendrons, 17 minutes.
Ted Caudle, Mecklenburg Co. Extension Horticulturist, gives tips on how to select, plant and care for azaleas and rhododendron. At a nursery, he shows a large number of different plants but cautions homeowners to select only those varieties adaptable to their area. Caudle also demonstrates how to prepare soil for planting and watering the new plants.

Useful Garden Gadgets, 20 minutes.
Ted Caudle, Mecklenburg Co. Extension Horticulturist, shows a number of useful garden gadgets which make the home gardener's job a little easier and eliminates guesswork. He also talks about water hose gadgets and other useful garden tools such as pruners and spray equipment.

Growing Vegetables In The Almanac Garden, NCSU, Horticulture, Larry Bass, 1992, 51 minutes.
Larry Bass, Extension Horticultural Specialist, takes the "Almanac" garden from planting to harvest.

Introduction to the Garden

Ten days later (garden is two weeks old)

Two weeks later (garden is four weeks old)

Two weeks later (garden is six weeks old)

Three weeks later (garden is nine weeks old)

Heart Disease: Diet Is The First Line Of Defense, NCSU, Foods and Nutrition, Jackie McClelland, 1991, 15 minutes.
This video tells the story of a Johnston County family facing a major crisis after the husband has had a heart attack. They turn to their local Cooperative Extension Agent, Dorothy Johnson, for help in understanding the changes needed in their diet. She gives them practical tips on the selection and preparation of foods.

Horse Fitness Testing, NCSU, Animal Science, Bob Mowrey, 1997, 15 minutes.
Dr. Bob Mowrey, NC Extension Horse Husbandry Specialist, shows you how to evaluate the physical condition of a horse.

How A Bill Becomes A Law - The Cartoon Version, NCSU, N.C. Extension Homemakers, 1988, 6 minutes.
Produced for the N.C. Extension Homemakers, this cartoon version of a video made in 1986, traces the steps a bill must take to become a law in North Carolina. Aimed at third and fourth graders, the presentation is narrated by Jan Christensen.

Information You Can Count On, NCSU, 1996, 7 minutes.
This video highlights North Carolina Cooperative Extension's role in providing vital information to the public via computer technology.

Investment Concepts, NCSU, Economics, Mike Walden, 1997
Dr. Mike Walden, NCSU Economist, talks about the types of investments. He offers advice about how to invest wisely in order to get the most return with the least risk.

It Couldn't Happen To Me, NCSU, Human Development, Cynthia Johnson, 1987, 12 minutes.
Reba Green-Holley, Home Economics Extension Agent in Gates County, looks at the problem of teenage pregnancy in North Carolina. Interviews with doctors and teenage mothers and fathers are featured in this video.

Kids And Health: Videotips Series, NCSU, FCS, 1992, six segments, individually timed.

Tape 1

1.	Keeping Kids Spotless	3 minutes
2.	Safeproofing Your Home for Your Toddler	2 minutes
3.	Cooling Hot Foods Quickly and Safely	2 minutes
4.	Managing Your Family's Money	4 minutes
5.	Healthy Snacking for Children	4 minutes
6.	Clothes for Kids	3 minutes

Tape 2, NCSU, FCS, Dr.Judy Mock/Dr. Harriett Jennings, 1994, three segments, individually timed.

1.	Independent Dressing	3 minutes
2.	Good Shoe Fit Makes for Healthy Feet	4 minutes
3.	Clothes that Keep Kids Safe	4 minutes

Life Insurance, NCSU, Economics, Mike Walden, 1989, 38 minutes.
Extension Economist, Dr. Mike Walden, discusses who needs life insurance, how much life insurance you should have, and what kind of life insurance you should buy.

Lumber Yard Insects, NCSU, College of Forest Resources, 1992, 22 minutes.
Steve Hanover, Wood Products Extension Specialist, and Dr. Harry Moore, NCSU Entomologist, investigate insect damage in a lumber yard.

Maintaining A Healthy Swine Herd, NCSU, Animal Science, Morgan Morrow, 1991, 14 minutes.
Swine production, like any agricultural enterprise, requires sound management to be profitable. For successful hog producers this management plan includes paying special attention to maintaining a healthy herd.

Managing Your Pond For Better Fishing, NCSU, Zoology, James Rice, 1994, 23 minutes.
With good management, farm ponds can provide excellent fishing year after year. This video presents the basic principles of pond management you will need to produce and maintain high quality recreational fishing in your pond.

Manual Digging And Burlapping Of Conifers, NCSU, Horticulture, Dick Bir, 1989, 20 minutes.
Dick Bir, Extension Horticulture Specialist at the Mountain Horticultural Research Station in Fletcher, and Joe Conner, Ag. Technician, show how to dig, ball, and burlap conifers. Especially useful for the small nursery owner.

Marketing Quality Tobacco, NCSU, Crop Science, David Smith, 1989, 13 minutes.
The price a farmer gets for his tobacco is influenced by its quality, ripeness, maturity and color. This video shows how growers can increase the quality of their product with proper market preparation.

Medicare Myths, NCSU, Jan Lloyd, 1994, 20 minutes.
A joint pre-retirement education project of the Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program, N.C. Dept. of Insurance; and the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, N.C. State University. This video looks at Medicare myths and the health insurance realities you will face in retirement.

Mini-Greenhouses: Affordable Greenhouse Technology For Everyone, NCSU, Bio. & Ag. Engineering, Subhas Mohapatra, 1999, 17 minutes.
Dr. Subhas Mohapatra details the steps for building and using an inexpensive mini greenhouse, which combines the advantages of a full-sized greenhouse with the economy of a plantbed.

Modern Yield Monitoring: Profits Through Information, NCSU, Ron Heiniger, 1997, 23 minutes.
The leading technology in the information revolution in farming is the modern yield monitor. A yield monitoring system, using GPS, can provide the farmer with up-to-date information on a variety of aspects related to his crop yields.

Muddy Water: It's More Dangerous Than You Think!, NCSU, KNCCB, 1988, 10 minutes.
Soil erosion is causing the worst pollution problem in North Carolina. Every year tons of soil flow into our rivers and lakes from uncontrolled construction sites. This 10 minute video, produced for Keep NC Clean and Beautiful, looks at the problem and control measures. Examples are shown of what happens when no control measures are in place.

Mystery Of The Castoff Caper, NCSU, 4-H, Ed Maxa, 1990, 24 minutes.
This video includes two programs: "Trashbusters": Super sleuth Sam and his sidekick Betsy Baggit trace their trash from home to the landfill; and "Taking Out the Garbage": Taking out the garbage is a drag. This video, produced from a slide set, shows how recycling is a better way to get rid of garbage.

North Carolina Animal Agriculture, NCSU, Steve Washburn, 2000, 15 minutes.
Humans have always depended on animals for many things, from food and clothes, to medicines and recreation. This video explores the many facets of animal agriculture in North Carolina, showing how each one is important to the lives of North Carolina citizens.

North Carolina Agriculture Comes To Life, NCSU, 1998, 12 minutes.
This video, produced from slides, shows the wide diversity of North Carolina agriculture.

Old Buildings Don't Have To Go To Waste, NCSU, Bio. & Ag. Engineering, Rhonda Sherman, 1996, 23 minutes.
For 25 years, Pete Hendricks has been recycling old buildings. This video shows how to carefully dismantle old structures and use the materials to build new houses.

Overhead Irrigation For Frost Protection, NCSU, Horticulture, Katie Perry, 1987, 3 minutes.
Dr. Katie Perry, Extension Meteorologist, shows growers how a spring frost or freeze can cost them an entire year's production and how to plan protection to eliminate or reduce losses due to critically low temperatures.

Physical Therapy With A Parkinson's Patient, NCSU, Human Development, Leo Hawkins, 1990, 16 minutes.
This videotape highlights a Parkinson's patient who is using physical therapy as one way to build strength and to stay active as long as possible.

Poria Incrasatta, The Water Conducting Fungus, NCSU, Forestry Extension, Mike Levi, 1989, 13 minutes.
Description, control methods, and a case study of Poria Incrasatta (a wood decay fungus).

Protecting Water Resources: A Basinwide Approach, NCSU, Bio & Ag. Engr., Frank Humenik/Greg Jennings, 1994, 22 minutes.
By looking at water protection for an entire natural river basin, from the higher elevation source waters to the estuaries and sound waters at sea level, basinwide management provides a comprehensive approach to solving problems in our waters.

Pruning Grapes, NCSU, Horticulture, Barclay Poling, 1986, 41 minutes.
Dr. Barclay Poling, Small Fruit Specialist, shows the home gardener how to prune three types of grapes. Part 1: Muscadine, Part 2: Bunch Grapes (French Hybrid), Part 3: Bunch Grapes (American Hybrid).

Quail At The Edge: Can We Bring Them Back?, NCSU, Zoology, Pete Bromley, 1999, 26 minutes.
This video details the efforts of the Farm Wildlife Recovery Team to understand why quail have declined in the wild. Strategies for increasing the bobwhite populations on farmlands are discussed.

Raising Strawberries On Plastic, NCSU, Horticulture, Barclay Poling, 1989, 22 minutes.
Something is happening to strawberry production in North Carolina, and this video is intended to familiarize you with a new technique being used primarily in southeastern N.C. for raising strawberries on plastic.

Raking For Clams: A New Venture, NCSU, NC Sea Grant, Jim Murray, 1998, 12 minutes.
Raking clams along the tidal flats of the Pamlico Sound is an activity that's not only attracting tourists looking for something unique to do, but is also catching the attention of entrepeneurs realizing the potential of eco-tourism.

Recycling Used Oil: A Guide For Farmers And Do-It-Yourselfers, Q Video Prod., Wilma Hammett, 1994, 12 minutes.
This videotape promotes the practice of recycling used motor oil. The first part addresses motor oil recycling on the farm. The second concentrates on the "do it yourself" oil changer, and the "why and how" of recycling motor oil from your car.

Reducing By-Catch: The Fishing Issue Of The 90's, NCSU, NC Sea Grant, Jim Murray, 1992, 14 minutes.
Shrimping is the most profitable fishing venture on the southeast coast. But when the nets are pulled in, along with the shrimp comes an unwanted mixture of sea creatures called by-catch. This video shows the development and testing of three new shrimp nets, all designed to reduce by-catch.

Risk: Public Perception And Communication, NCSU, Extensiion Sociology, Tom Hoban, 1998, 25 minutes.
Dr. Thomas Hoban, Extension Sociology Specialist with the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service, answers questions such as: Why are we concerned about risk? Where does the public get information about risk?

School Age Care…An Investment With Many Returns, NCSU, 4-H, Locklear, 1995, 19 minutes.
This video portrays six after school programs which were developed by Cooperative Extension Agents. It describes the elements of quality inherent in these programs as well as the community, corporate and public school support they receive.

Seafood Safety - Keep It Safe From Purchasing To Serving, NC Marine Fisheries/Cooperative Extension, 1998, 37 minutes.
This video is designed to teach food safety practices to restaurant employees, thus insuring consumer safety and product quality.

Septic System Owner's Guide, Q-Video Production, Mike Hoover, 1992, 12 minutes.
Geared to the homeowner, this video discusses the various types of septic tank systems used in North Carolina, including their construction and maintenance.

Shrimping With The Skimmer, NCSU, NC Sea Grant, 1992, 11 minutes.
This video shows how the skimmer trawl is being introduced and used in the North Carolina shrimping industry, detailing its advantages.

Snakes Alive! Identification And Control Of Southeastern Snakes, NCSU, Zoology, Gary San Julian, 1987, 12 minutes.
This video examines various snakes found in the southeastern United States, including all four poisonous ones. Their attributes, identifying characteristics and control are discussed.

Solutions For North Carolina's Environmental Challenges, NCSU, 1997, 13 minutes.
This video looks at the many environmental challenges the state faces today, and the viable solutions being worked on by NCSU and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to meet those challenges.

Successful Swine Production: Management Is The Key, NCSU, Animal Science, Morgan Morrow, 1995, 17 minutes.
If swine production is successful, it is because of correct management practices. This video details these seven procedures: trimming teeth, cutting cords, giving iron, cutting tails, castration, ear notching, and taping splayed legs.
This video is also available in Spanish under the title "Para Una Producción de Cerdos Exitosa: El Manejo Es La Clave".

Trouble-Shooting A Small Circular Sawmill, NCSU, Joe Denig, Ext. Forestry, 1992, 55 minutes.
Joe Denig, Ext. Sawmill Specialist and Casey Creamer, President of Seneca Saw Works in Burdett, NY, discuss trouble-shooting and alignment procedures used in a small circular sawmill.

Trout Production In The Southeast, NCSU, Zoology, Jeff Hinshaw, 1990, 19 minutes.
Trout production can be a profitable form of farming if the operation is well planned and well managed. This videotape looks at all aspects of this form of aquaculture.

Turfgrass: Our Billion Dollar Industry, NCSU, Horticulture, Art Bruneau, 1989, 10 minutes.
(Video shot from slide set) This video gives a brief overview of the thriving turf grass industry in North Carolina.

Understanding Children's Behavior Through Observation, NCSU, Family & Consumer Science, Karen DeBord, 1997, 32 minutes.
Observation can be used to provide additional information about a child's learning style and behavior. This video would be useful for teachers, day care workers , and other child care providers. It shows how stepping back and carefully looking at a child's complex interactions with his environment and peers can furnish clues to plan for that child's learning, and the adult's role in that learning.

Vegetable Gardening Ideas From 'Almanac Gardener', UNC-CPT,1989-91, 30 minutes.

Visions Of Diversity, NCSU/NC A & T, Diversity Committee, 1994, 13 minutes.
Just what are diversity and pluralism? This video answers those questions giving examples of how Extension has put these concepts to work.

Vivienda Saludable: Una Responsibilidad Compartida (Healthy Housing: A Shared Responsibility), NCSU, Bio. & Ag. Engineering, Steve Derthick/Robert McLymore, 1994, 11 minutes.
Quality migrant housing is a shared responsibility; growers should provide housing in compliance with state regulations, and workers should maintain the housing in good condition. (English translation follows Spanish version).

Voices Of North Carolina Farmers, NCSU, Emerging Issues Forum, 2000, 15 minutes.
North Carolina farmers speak about the problems facing agriculture in North Carolina today. This video was shown at Gov. Jim Hunt's Emerging Issues Forum in February, 2000.

Water Quality And Home Lawn Care, APT, Horticulture, Art Bruneau, 1995, 8 minutes.
This video, produced from slides, shows how to establish and care for your lawn, relating this to water quality. Topics covered include watering, mowing, fertilizing, pesticides, spreaders and sprayers.

Welcome To 4-H, NCSU, 4-H, Thearon McKinney, 1993, 7 minutes.
This video provides 4-H agents and key volunteers with a basic overview of a 4-H Club in the context of local involvement of youth, volunteers and donors. The focus is on the "Discovery" curriculum and its use in early 4-H Club development.

All videotapes are $15; the CD-ROM is $12. These prices include tax and shipping.

For information on how to purchase the Insect CD or videotape, contact Erin_McCrary@ncsu.edu in the customer service office at (919) 513-3255. Orders may be mailed to:

Attn: Erin McCrary
NCSU Department of Communication Services
Box 7603
Raleigh, NC 27695-7603

Payment in the form of check or money order must accompany order. Make check payable to NCSU. U.S. FUNDS ONLY.