US Sailors Assist Farmers During Wheat Harvest

The video discusses North Dakota's significant role in producing flax and wheat, despite labor shortages. Sailor volunteers from the US Naval Training School and local farmers' daughters assist in harvesting. North Dakota contributes a quarter of America's wheat crop, crucial for synthetic rubber production. The video concludes with a metaphorical statement about viewing the world through a weak field.

What crops are highlighted as important yields in North Dakota?

• Oats and rye

• Rice and barley

• Flax and wheat

• Corn and soybeans

Who are the volunteers helping with the harvest in North Dakota?

• Retired farmers

• Out-of-state workers

• Members of the US Naval Training School

• Local high school students

What role do farmers' daughters play in the North Dakota harvest?

• They assist with the harvest

• They transport the crops

• They manage the farms

• They sell the produce

What fraction of America's wheat crop is produced by North Dakota?

• 1/2

• 1/3

• 1/4

• 1/5

Why is the wheat crop particularly important this year?

• It is used for making bread

• It is used in biofuel production

• It is used in making synthetic rubber

• It is used for animal feed