Gasoline Saw Adjustment on Southeast Missouri Farm 1938

Southeast Missouri Farms in New Madrid County sees a gasoline saw being adjusted for ripping in May 1938. This image reflects the agricultural practices of the time, showcasing the transition from manual to mechanized farming equipment. The use of gasoline saws became increasingly common, improving efficiency in land management and crop production.

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