High School Girls Working in Pea Fields Nampa Idaho 1941

High school girls work in the pea fields of Nampa, Idaho, in June 1941. During this time, agricultural labor became essential for supporting food production in the U.S. Many young people participated in farming to help their communities. Idahos fertile soil was ideal for growing peas, a vital crop during the war years.

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