Mr. Leatherman Driving Burro with Harrow in 1940

A man drives his burro toward a homemade spike-tooth harrow in Pie Town, Catron County, New Mexico. This vintage image from June 1940 captured the essence of rural agricultural practices. The spike-tooth harrow was commonly used to prepare soil for planting, showcasing the farming techniques of the era.

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