1937 Laborers Picking Beets Near East Grand Forks Minnesota

Laborers pick up and pile beets before topping them near East Grand Forks, Minnesota, in October 1937. This location was significant for its sugar beet production, a vital crop in the agricultural landscape. Sugar beet factories in the region contributed to the local economy by processing beets into sugar, supporting many jobs in the area.

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