Mr. Tronson Farming in Drought-Stricken North Dakota 1937

Mr. Tronson stands in his fields near Wheelock, North Dakota in August 1937. At that time, many farmers struggled due to severe drought conditions that affected crop yields. This period marked significant hardship for agriculture in the region, leading to a greater understanding of farming challenges in arid areas. North Dakotas climate has shaped its farming practices.

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