Workers Harvesting Peas in Wisconsin June 1937

Workers at a pea vinery near Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, harvest peas in June 1937. They engage in conversation as they pick the crops. During this time, Wisconsin was known for its pea production, contributing significantly to the agricultural economy. The regions fertile soil and climate supported various vegetable farming practices.

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