Cajun Farmers in New Iberia Louisiana October 1938

A Cajun sugarcane farmer cuts the hair of a neighboring farmer near New Iberia, Louisiana, in October 1938. This scene illustrates the communal lifestyle and support among farmers in rural Louisiana. The Farm Security Administration aimed to document the struggles and resilience of agricultural workers during the Great Depression.

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