Citrus Workers Resting in Weslaco Texas February 1939

Citrus workers rest in a field in Weslaco, Texas, during February 1939. Grapefruit picking in this region served as a significant agricultural activity. Workers often faced long hours under the sun, reflecting the labor-intensive nature of fruit harvesting. Weslaco is known for its rich citrus production, contributing to Texass agricultural economy.

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