Fowler Indiana Farmer with Horses March 1937

In Fowler, Indiana, a farmer named Tip Estes prepares his horses for work at 6:15 a.m. in March 1937. This image showcases the significance of horses in early 20th-century agriculture. The oat seeder represents the farming techniques employed during that time, highlighting the daily routines of rural life and farm operations in Indiana.

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