Hogs in Flood Pen Cache Illinois February 1937

Hogs are seen in an improvised pen on the levee near Cache, Illinois, during the severe flooding of February 1937. This flooding significantly affected livestock management in Alexander County, forcing farmers to find creative solutions for animal safety. The event serves as a reminder of the challenges posed by natural disasters to agriculture.

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