1938 Sharecropper Family Cotton Cultivation Missouri

A sharecropper family works in a cotton field in New Madrid County, Missouri, in May 1938. The image is part of a Farm Security Administration project aimed at documenting rural life. Sharecropping was a common agricultural practice in the South, helping families earn a living during economic hardship. This region played a significant role in American agriculture.

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