Hay-Cutting Process at Lake Dick Project Arkansas 1938

The hay-cutting process occurs at the Lake Dick Project in Arkansas in September 1938. This initiative was part of the Resettlement Administration aimed at improving agricultural methods during the Great Depression. The project focused on soil conservation and efficient farming practices to support rural communities in the region.

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