Jack Whinery Plowing with Burros Pie Town New Mexico 1940

Jack Whinery plows with burros and a homemade plow in Pie Town, New Mexico, circa June 1940. During this time, local farmers utilized innovative, resourceful techniques to cultivate their land. Pie Town became known for its unique agricultural practices, which reflected the resilience of rural communities in the American Southwest.

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