Pomp Hall African American Farmer Oklahoma 1940

A vintage image from February 1940 shows Pomp Hall, an African American tenant farmer in Creek County, Oklahoma, digging a hole to assess soil moisture. During this period, farmers relied on moisture levels for crop planning. Oklahoma faced significant challenges with soil erosion and drought, impacting agriculture in the region.

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