Southern Farmers and Their Stories

Focusing on oral histories from over five hundred farmers across the southern states, the book delves into their reflections on agrarian life and its inevitable decline. It captures the narratives of diverse groups, including landowners, sharecroppers, and immigrants, highlighting their efforts to preserve the significance of their experiences. Through their voices, the work reveals the profound transformation of the rural South in the twentieth century, offering a unique perspective on a pivotal era in agricultural history.