Pears Suspended by Strings New Iberia Louisiana 1938

Pears hang from a hoop, suspended by strings to prevent spoilage. In November 1938, farmers in New Iberia, Louisiana, employed this technique as part of their agricultural practices. This method was essential for maintaining fruit quality, showcasing innovative approaches to farming in the regions warm climate.

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