Spanish-American Farmer with Slaughtered Hog Chamisal 1940

A Spanish-American farmer stands holding the head of a slaughtered hog in Chamisal, New Mexico. In July 1940, agricultural practices in this region were characterized by subsistence farming and livestock raising. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which aimed to document rural life and work during the Great Depression.

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