(Marion Post Wolcott/Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress)
Planting corn along a river in Northeastern Tennessee, May 1940. Modern farms are constrained from planting so close to a waterway because of concerns about fertilizer runoff.

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Zen and the art of bridge maintenance
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