Vintage 1939 Photo of Farmer Constructing Tumbleweed Dam

In August 1939, Mr. Johnson constructs a makeshift dam using tumbleweeds and boards in Syracuse, Kansas. He redirects water from an irrigation ditch to his field, showcasing the resourcefulness of farmers during challenging times. The Farm Security Administration supported such efforts to improve agricultural productivity in rural communities.

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