Small Farmer in Milo Maize Field Tulare County 1938

A small farmer stands in a field of milo maize in Tulare County, California, in November 1938. This family received a Farm Security Administration loan of thirteen hundred dollars after enduring eleven years of hardship on sixteen acres of poor land. The image documents rural rehabilitation efforts during the Great Depression, reflecting the struggles of California farmers.

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