Cotton Picker in Lake Dick Project Arkansas 1938

A cotton picker works diligently in the Lake Dick Project area of Arkansas in September 1938. This region was part of a larger agricultural initiative aimed at enhancing farming efficiency in the South. Cotton production played a crucial role in the economy of Arkansas, providing jobs and contributing to the states agricultural output during the Great Depression.

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