1941 Pea Harvesting Crew in Nampa Idaho FSA Collection

A labor contractors crew engages in pea harvesting in Nampa, Idaho, in June 1941. During this period, many families relied on agricultural work for their livelihood. The FSA aimed to document the lives of rural Americans, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in wartime. Idahos fertile soil supported diverse crops, contributing significantly to the regions economy.

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