1942 Workman Installing Duckboards in Guayule Nursery California

In May 1942, a workman installs duckboards in a guayule nursery in Salinas, California. Guayule was cultivated as a rubber substitute during World War II due to a shortage of natural rubber. The nursery played a role in research for domestic rubber production. Salinas, located in Monterey County, is known for its agricultural contributions.

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