Mormon Farmer Using Cooperative Drill Idaho July 1940

A Mormon farmer operates a Farm Security Administration cooperative drill in July 1940 in Oneida County, Idaho. This cooperative involved farmers from Snowville, Utah, showcasing collaborative agricultural efforts aimed at improving crop production. The initiative was part of broader efforts during the Great Depression to support rural economies and sustain farming communities.

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