Apple Wrapping Training at Yakima Farm Labor Camp 1941

A farm worker practices wrapping apples at an apple wrapping school in a migratory labor camp in Yakima, Washington. In September 1941, the Farm Security Administration aimed to improve agricultural efficiency among seasonal workers. This training program educated laborers in packing techniques, enhancing their skills for the apple harvest.

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