1939 Mexican Citrus Worker Picking Grapefruit in Texas

A Mexican citrus worker picks grapefruit near Weslaco, Texas, in February 1939. This image reflects the significant role of agriculture in the regions economy during the 1930s. The citrus industry thrived in Texas, driven by the demand for fresh fruit. Grapefruits were among the key crops, contributing to local livelihoods.

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