Farmer Applying for Feed Loan Sioux City Iowa 1936

A farmer applies for a feed loan at a resettlement office in Sioux City, Iowa, in December 1936. During the Great Depression, farmers struggled to access financial resources essential for sustaining their livelihoods. The Federal Resettlement Administration aimed to provide economic relief and support to agricultural communities during this challenging period.

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