Mesquite Stump Removal for Truck Farming in Texas 1939

A mesquite stump is removed in Tom Green County, Texas, in November 1939. This process reflects the agricultural practices of the time, as farmers cleared land for truck farming. San Angelo, known for its fertile soil, became a significant area for agriculture in West Texas, supporting local economies and food production.

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