1941 Workers Handling Dried Hops in Yakima County

Workers scoop and sweep dried hops in a drying room in Yakima County, Washington. This vintage image from September 1941 documents the meticulous process of transferring hops to an adjacent room for baling. The scene reflects a dryout rate of approximately twenty-five percent, showcasing agricultural practices of the era. Part of the FSA/OWI Collection.

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