Farmer and Son Hauling Water Idaho 1939

A farmer and his son haul water for domestic use at a stump farm in Boundary County, Idaho. In October 1939, agricultural practices in rural America focused on self-sufficiency and resource management. Stump farms emerged due to land clearing for farming, showcasing the challenges faced by families in the region.

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