1938 Workers Loading Rice Bundles in Crowley Louisiana

Workers pitch bundles of rice from a rack to a wagon in Crowley, Louisiana, in September 1938. This scene illustrates the labor-intensive process of rice harvesting, essential for the local economy. Crowley became known as the Rice Capital of America due to its significant rice production, contributing to agriculture in the southern U.S.

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