Cornsheller in Illinois January 1937 Vintage Agriculture Image

In January 1937, a cornsheller operates in Illinois, illustrating agricultural techniques of the 1930s. Cornshellers were vital for removing kernels from cobs, streamlining the harvest process. This image reflects the importance of corn farming in the Midwest, a staple crop that significantly contributed to the region’s economy and food supply.

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