Harvesting the High Plains

Set in Colby, Kansas in 1933, Harvesting the High Plains chronicles the story of Ray Garvey and John Kriss. As America begins to emerge from the Great Depression, these two men recognize the potential of the fertile land in western Kansas and eastern Colorado.

The documentary captures their determination to cultivate wheat, showcasing their efforts in the face of daunting environmental challenges. The film delivers a poignant reminder of the human capacity to overcome obstacles and contribute to society during a time of need.

For collectors of documentary films, Harvesting the High Plains offers an insightful look at a pivotal era in American history. Its focus on agricultural resilience and the quest for hope makes it a compelling addition to any collection centered on historical narratives or the Great Depression.