Mormon Dry Farmer in Idaho July 1940 FSA/OWI Collection

A Mormon dry farmer from Oneida County, Idaho, stands in his fields in July 1940. He has served as a bishop in the Mormon Church, illustrating the communitys blend of agriculture and faith. During this period, dry farming techniques were vital for sustaining crops in arid conditions, showcasing local resilience and adaptation.

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