Cotton Pickers Resting at Lake Dick Project 1938

Cotton pickers rest while waiting for their compensation at the Lake Dick Project in Arkansas. In September 1938, agricultural labor practices during the Great Depression showed the challenges faced by workers. The Lake Dick Project was part of a larger initiative aimed at improving farming efficiency and economic conditions in the area.

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