Many families kept dozens of hogs as their insurance against crop failures, largely because one could raise hogs almost for free in the forested, nut-tree dominated uplands (covered with the typical Appalachian chestnut-oak-hickory forest).
One could raise hogs almost for free in the forested, nut-tree dominated uplands (covered with the typical Appalachian chestnut-oak-hickory forest). Many families kept dozens of hogs as their insurance against crop failures.
Many families kept dozens of hogs as their insurance against crop failures. One could raise hogs almost for free in the forested, nut-tree dominated uplands (covered with the typical Appalachian chestnut-oak-hickory forest).
Many families kept dozens of hogs as their insurance against crop failures. One could raise hogs almost for free in the forested, nut-tree dominated uplands (covered with the typical Appalachian chestnut-oak-hickory forest).