Wheat Sampling Machine Walla Walla Washington 1941

A wheat sampling machine operates in Walla Walla, Washington, in July 1941. The machine played a vital role in agricultural practices by providing accurate samples of wheat for quality assessment. It was part of the innovation in farming technology during the early 20th century, aiding farmers in improving crop production efficiency.

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