Innovative Irrigation with Tumbleweed Dam in 1939 Kansas

Mr. Johnson stands next to a makeshift dam made from tumbleweeds and boards in Syracuse, Kansas. In August 1939, farmers in the region adapted to challenging conditions by developing innovative irrigation methods. This technique reflects resilience and resourcefulness in agricultural practices, a necessity during the Great Depression era.

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