High School Students Board Trucks for Pea Field Work 1941

High school boys and girls prepare to board trucks for work in the pea fields of Nampa, Idaho, in June 1941. During this time, youth contributed significantly to agricultural labor, especially in rural areas. Idahos rich farmland allowed for robust pea production, which was essential for food supply during World War II.

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