Cotton Picking at Lake Dick Project Arkansas 1938

In September 1938, individuals pick cotton at the Lake Dick Project in Arkansas. This site was part of a New Deal initiative aimed at improving agricultural productivity and supporting farmers during the Great Depression. The Farm Security Administration documented these efforts to provide a visual record of rural life and agricultural practices.

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