Deep Furrows

Deep Furrows, written by Herbert Joseph Moorhouse in the early 20th century, is a historical account of the struggles and achievements of farmers in Western Canada. The book focuses on the formation of the Grain Growers' Associations and the challenges of co-operative marketing amid commercial exploitation. Through the narrative of a solitary farmer, it highlights the harsh realities of agricultural life and the importance of unity among farmers in confronting market monopolies and advocating for collective action.