Raking Soybean Hay at Lake Dick Project Arkansas 1938

In September 1938, workers rake soybean hay at the Lake Dick Project in Arkansas. This initiative was part of the Farm Security Administration, which aimed to improve the livelihoods of struggling farmers. The project played a significant role in agricultural development, showcasing the importance of soybeans as a crop in sustainable farming practices.

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