Spanish-American Farmers Breaking Hog Backbone July 1940

In Chamisal, New Mexico, Spanish-American farmers break the backbone of a slaughtered hog with an axe. Taken in July 1940, this image illustrates the traditional agricultural practices of the region. During this time, many rural communities relied on these methods for food production and sustenance, reflecting a resourceful way of life in American farming.

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