Cooperative Bull Farm Security Administration July 1940

A cooperative bull stands prominently in Box Elder County, Utah, in July 1940. The image is part of a collection from the Farm Security Administration, which aimed to document agricultural practices in the United States. Cooperative breeding programs were essential for improving livestock quality during this time, benefiting local farmers and the economy.

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