Washington State: Appleland. 1954. 

This 1954 film looks at the apple industry in the state of Washington. It looks at the industry, the geology of the Washington, the irrigation of apple orchards from the Columbia and Yakima Rivers, the Grand Coulee Dam, the pruning, mulching and fertilization of orchards, spraying insecticides by tractor pulled equipment and fruit retention hormones by biplane, the picking, processing, and shipping of apples, and the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival.
28 minute color film with audio, narrated by Patrick MacGeehan, and created under contract by Joseph Yolo. Presented by the Washington State Apple Commission, and shared here with their permission. The Washington State Apple Commission thanks you for your interest in the apple industry; to find out more about Washington State apples visit their website at: waapple.org/ . To see what the industry looks like today check out their current videos at: • Industry Videos - Wash... . For permissions about usage of this video, please contact them at info@waapple.org.
This 16mm film is held in the Historical Films Collection in the stacks at the Washington State University Library in Pullman, WA. Uncataloged at the time of digitization, it is call number L132.