Farm Facilities on Harry Madsens Iowa Property 1936

Farm buildings stand at an owner-operated property in Dickens, Iowa. In November 1936, Harry Madsens 360-acre farm showcases facilities designed for livestock, reflecting agricultural practices of the time. The buildings illustrate the significance of family-run farms in rural America, contributing to local economies and food production.

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