Sevier Lake and the Sevier Desert, Millard County.
Sevier Lake playa and the House Range, Millard County, 2013. A typically dry remnant of Lake Bonneville.Sevier Lake basin, Millard County. The closed desert west of Delta where the documented placer claims and nearby SITLA leases sit.Sevier Lake and surrounding ranges, 2013. Pale evaporite flats of the Sevier Desert.Access track on pale playa flats, Sevier Desert, Millard County, December 2025. Field country — not a surveyed claim-corner photograph.Playa light in a closed desert basin. Not a surveyed claim-corner photograph.
SITLA Southwest
The limestone lease on state trust land.
Ajmoda limestone lease ML 54502 — pale lacustrine ground in the same desert, December 2025. Field stills, not a surveyed claim-corner set.
SITLA Southwest country — pale lacustrine badlands looking across the dry lake toward the ranges, Millard County, December 2025.Desiccated lacustrine crust on the SITLA Southwest lease surface, December 2025.White badlands of the SITLA Southwest lease looking toward the ranges, December 2025. Surface deposit — not a hard-rock mine.A wash cut through the pale bed on the SITLA Southwest lease, December 2025. Surface deposit — not a hard-rock mine.Track and posts on the SITLA Southwest lease, Millard County, December 2025. Field stills — not a surveyed claim-corner set.White evaporite crust on the SITLA Southwest lease surface, December 2025.Fractured lacustrine crust on the SITLA Southwest lease, December 2025.
Nephi ranch
Super sacks at the handling facility.
The Nephi ranch facility — where amendment is staged in super sacks and bagged. The documented bed remains in place in the Sevier Desert.
Nephi ranch warehouse — palleted super sacks of amendment, August 2026. Handling, not the in-place bed.Super sacks of lacustrine amendment staged in the Nephi hoop house, August 2026.Hopper and palleted super sacks at the Nephi ranch warehouse, August 2026. Handling, not the in-place bed.Bagged sacks beside loose mineral on the warehouse floor, August 2026.The other aisle — sacks, a drying fan, and the roll-up at the far end, August 2026.Loose amendment and the bagging line inside the Nephi ranch, August 2026.A truck staged with palleted super sacks in the Nephi ranch yard, May 2026. Handling, not the in-place bed.Yard work at the Nephi ranch — tractor and a bucket of staged mineral, May 2026.Palleted super sacks in the ranch yard, April 2026.Loose amendment and a loader bucket in the Nephi ranch yard, April 2026.Loose lacustrine amendment in the ranch yard, May 2025. Handling, not the in-place bed.The Nephi ranch hoop house from the outside, May 2025. Handling facility, not the in-place bed.Processing floor at the ranch — mixers, conveyor, and staged mineral, February 2026.The bagging line at the Nephi ranch, April 2026.Mixing tank on the processing floor, April 2026.Screening line and staged mineral at the Nephi ranch, April 2026.Buckets and mixer beside staged mineral on the processing floor, April 2026.
Greenhouses and soil
Production houses, benches, and amendment in hand.
Greenhouse production and soil work.
Greenhouse interior — production benches and crop.Palleted amendment bags in a greenhouse.Path between greenhouse benches.Seedling trays.Greenhouse crop.Greenhouse plants.Desert basin light. Not a surveyed claim-site photo.Desert range at dusk.Amendment meeting living soil.Fine-grained lacustrine sediment.
Native American farmers
Ranchers and growers in the United States.
Working land in Oklahoma — cattle, tractor, hoop houses, and poultry.
Tammy Higgins on a 1964 John Deere 2510, Okfuskee County, Oklahoma. USDA / Preston Keres.Cow/calf ground on the Higgins ranch, Okfuskee County. USDA / Preston Keres.William Harrison with cattle, Okfuskee County, Oklahoma. USDA / Preston Keres.Jerri Parker in a hoop house on her diversified farm, Cromwell, Oklahoma. USDA / Preston Keres.Gilbert Louis Jr. and Gilbert Louis III, Acoma Number 8 Ranch, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico. USDA / Preston Keres.Rangeland on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation, southeastern Montana. USDA / Lance Cheung.
Lower Brule and Wind River
South Dakota prairie and Wyoming range.
The country of the 2026 program notes — Lower Brule Sioux Tribe farmland on the Missouri, and the Wind River Reservation.
Lower Brule Indian Reservation, South Dakota.Lower Brule on the Missouri River, South Dakota.Lake Sharpe at Lower Brule, South Dakota.View toward Lower Brule, South Dakota.Farmland on the Lake Sharpe bend near Lower Brule. NASA, 2013.Wind River Reservation, Wyoming. USFWS / Jennifer Strickland.
Haiti
Related-use plots with Bread for Haiti.
Public Haiti agriculture stills — not Bread for Haiti program documentation.
Hillside farming plots near Port-au-Prince. Wikimedia / Jlanghurst, 2003. Public Haiti agriculture — not a Bread for Haiti program still.Cabbage at Wynne Farm, Kenscoff. USAID / Kendra Helmer, 2010. Related-use context, not a Bread for Haiti program still.A reforestation nursery in Haiti. Public still of land-restoration work in the country.
