Young Hutton Feeding Chickens in Pie Town New Mexico 1940

Young Hutton feeds clabbered milk to chickens in Pie Town, New Mexico. In June 1940, this scene illustrates agricultural practices of the time. Clabbered milk was commonly used as a nutrient-rich feed for poultry, promoting growth and egg production. Pie Town is known for its unique community and history linked to the Great Depression.

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