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Erosion in this apple orchard started from dead furrows. The farmer could have prevented much of this erosion by plowing across the hillside instead of towards the trees. Illinois
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Erosion in this apple orchard started from dead furrows. The farmer could have prevented much of this erosion by plowing across the hillside instead of towards the trees. Illinois

Mydans, Carl · 1936-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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nitrate negativesunited stateserosionillinois
Credit lineErosion in this apple orchard started from dead furrows. The farmer could have prevented much of this erosion by plowing across the hillside instead of towards the trees. Illinois. 1936-01-01. Mydans, Carl. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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