Photographs by Homer L. Shantz

from the Smithsonian African Expedition, 1919-1920

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Second crop of kaffir corn

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Second crop of kaffir corn Dec 09, 1919 Kafue, Northern Rhodesia

Shows native sorghum field. A second crop from old roots, also replanting in the fore - a hoe hack - seed dropped - soil pushed back - and stepped on. [Shantz travel journal, Dec. 9, 1919]

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