Jack Whinery and Daughter Farming Beans Pie Town 1940

Jack Whinery and his daughter manually cover beans in Pie Town, New Mexico, in June 1940. Whinery was a homesteader who farmed without cash or modern equipment. He relied on traditional hand methods for agriculture, reflecting the self-sufficient lifestyle of rural communities during this period in American history.

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