The Great Plow-Up, a wild wheat boom, and the ensuing ten-year drought in the 1930s are described as the worst man-made ecological disaster in American history, which nearly wiped out the country's breadbasket.
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The Great Plow-Up, a wild wheat boom, and the ensuing ten-year drought in the 1930s are described as the worst man-made ecological disaster in American history, which nearly wiped out the country's breadbasket.
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