Edgar Allen Farm Winter Fuel Use December 1936

In December 1936, a family at the Edgar Allen farm near Milford, Iowa, utilizes old stumps from highway construction as a winter fuel source. Financial constraints lead them to this alternative. The 160-acre farm, supported by the Resettlement Administration, produces limited crops, reflecting the challenges faced by many farmers during this period.

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