Corn Harvesting in Pie Town New Mexico October 1940

Harvesting new corn occurs in the fields of Jim Norris in Pie Town, New Mexico, in October 1940. This region is known for its rich agricultural history, particularly among homesteaders who cultivated crops to sustain their families. Corn played a vital role in the economy and diet of communities in the American Southwest during this period.

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