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Amber waves and undertow; peril, hope, sweat, and downright nonchalance in dry wheat country.


9780806140056

Amber waves and undertow; peril, hope, sweat, and downright nonchalance in dry wheat country.

Turner, Steve.

U. of Oklahoma Press

2009

206 pages

$19.95

Paperback

F897

Interweaving stories of pioneer settlers, conservative old-timers, and Hispanic and other newcomers with his past experience as a harvest hand in Adams County, Washington, a journalist provides a lyrical, sympathetic perspective on the socioeconomic and environmental challenges being faced by farmers in rural America. The book includes hand-drawn maps of Adams County and the Columbia Basin dry wheat-growing region.

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