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A 1907 image of Canyon County's vast array of sagebrush. This plant needed to be cleared by pioneers in order to create space for crops and irrigation.

An image of sagebrush which was cleared away in 1867 by Rueben Cox, Tom Johnson ,and A.R.T. Newland in order to build the Canyon Hill Cemetery.

Two men clearing sagebrush in a field. They are using a horse pulled cart to grub the brush, which will be later used to created livestock fences. Clearing the sagebrush helps to cultivate crops.

An image of wild hay and sagebrush overlooking a river in the Idahoan desert.

An image of a man burning off the sagebrush around his property.

A photograph of a broken-down fence among tumbleweeds in the Idaho desert.

A photograph of tumbleweeds in the Idaho desert.

A view of desert hills outside of Caldwell towards Mayfield, Idaho.

A view of a Greasewood plant with Sagebrush plants in the background in the 1973 Idaho desert.