The Farm Security Administration (FSA) played a key role in supporting rural dust bowl farmers during the Great Depression by providing relief and assistance programs to help farmers affected by severe drought and soil erosion. The FSA provided loans, grants, and technical support to help farmers improve their land and find sustainable solutions for their agricultural practices. Additionally, the FSA documented the conditions of farmers and rural communities through photography and other media, raising awareness about the challenges they faced and advocating for government support.
