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The article reports on relationship networks, ethnological, and historical perspectives on South Tyrolean mountain farmers. Topics discussed include the American Cultural anthropologists on the Alps in the 1960s and 1970s, research on geographically isolated mountain farmers, historical development and documentation, and the individual farms in a time of agricultural political and economic upheaval photographed in the 1960s.

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