Cedar Stump Clearing in Idaho 1939

A cedar stump occupies a field in Boundary County, Idaho, as a family clears the land with support from a Farm Security Administration loan in October 1939. This initiative aimed to improve rural development during the Great Depression. The FSA provided financial assistance to farmers, helping them achieve self-sufficiency and improve agricultural practices.

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