Mesquite Stump Removal for Truck Farming Texas 1939

In November 1939, a mesquite stump is removed from land in Tom Green County, Texas, designated for truck farming. This area, near San Angelo, was part of the broader agricultural development efforts in the region. The removal of mesquite stumps was essential for preparing land for crops, reflecting the land management practices of the time.

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