Sustainable Farming Tank Tops

Offering a beautifully restored poster print from the mid-1930s from the US Forest Service whose goal was to educate farmers about utilizing trees to stabilize farm land in order to prevent drought conditions. During the 1930s not only was the Great Depression raging in the US, the Dust Bowl took over much of mid-west America due to over plowing and growing on farmland. This poster was meant to teach farmers about using trees to prevent large dust storms from kicking up and to keep farmland more reliable for planting crops. This is a great piece of history and would be a great addition to an environmentalist's or historian's collection.

Are you into growing your own food or living a sustainable lifestyle? Maybe you are an allotment owner, share a community garden or grow your own food in your garden at home. This design is for you! A funny message complete with garden vegetables in a plot.

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