Guayule Seed Drying Process Salinas California 1942

This vintage image captures the drying process of treated guayule seeds in drawers at a facility in Salinas, California, in May 1942. Guayule, a plant native to the southwestern United States, was cultivated for its latex, which was essential for rubber production during World War II, supporting the war effort and industry needs.

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