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exit78: Blowing Soil NRCSOK14054
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exit78: New Mexico dust storm.
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exit78: Wind-devestated farmland during the Dust Bowl. NRCSKS01001
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exit78: Dust storm. NRCSDC14051
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exit78: Dust Storm NRCSDC14049
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exit78: Dust Bowl NRCSTX14001
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exit78: Dust Storm NRCSDC14050
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exit78: Effects of wind erosion in South Dakota NRCSSD3015
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exit78: Dust storm NRCSSD14011
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exit78: Water erosion NRCSSC14002
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exit78: Cultivating cotton on a farm during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01002
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exit78: Severe erosion during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01001
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exit78: A farmer inspects his wind eroded fields and during the Dust Bowl NRCSCO01001
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exit78: A great 'roller' moves across the land during the Dust Bowl NRCSCO01002
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exit78: Severe water ersoion on an Alabama farm during the Dust Bowl NRCSAL12309
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exit78: Flooding of North Main Street in Fort Worth, Texas during the Dust Bowl NRCSTX01001
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exit78: The Dust Bowl days in Oklahoma NRCSOK01003
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exit78: A 'black roller' moves across the plains carrying soil blown from unprotected farmland during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01019
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exit78: Severely eroded farmland on a gullied slope during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01018
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exit78: Men trying to get car to move through dust
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exit78: A farmer uses a primitive moldboard plow to till his farmland NRCSDC01012
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exit78: An early use of contour farming during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01010
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exit78: Dust storm over the Lincoln Memorial in March, 1935. USDA Soil Conservation Service NRCSDC13022
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exit78: Wind erosion carries topsoil from farmland during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01008
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exit78: Severe water erosion on a farm during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01009
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exit78: A migrant shack during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01007
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exit78: A 'black roller' moves across the plains carrying soil blown from unprotected farmland during the Dust Bowl NRCSDC01006
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exit78: Abandoned farmstead stands in ruin
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exit78: Dust is too much
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exit78: April 14, 1935