Farmer Feeding Chicken Indoors in Michigan May 1937

Lon Allen, a farmer from Iron River, Michigan, feeds a chicken in his bedroom. In May 1937, farmers adapted to harsh winters by bringing livestock indoors to protect them from freezing temperatures. This practice was common in rural areas where maintaining animal welfare during severe weather was essential for farm sustainability.

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