1939 Farmer Uses Tumbleweed Dam for Irrigation in Kansas

Mr. Johnson utilizes a makeshift dam of tumbleweeds and wood to redirect water from an irrigation ditch to his field in Syracuse, Kansas. In August 1939, the Farm Security Administration supported farmers by promoting innovative irrigation practices. This initiative aimed to improve agricultural productivity during challenging times.

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