Cantaloupe Field in Imperial Valley California June 1938

A cantaloupe field in Imperial Valley, California, from June 1938, illustrates large-scale agriculture near the Mexican border. In the 1930s, Imperial County became a significant hub for cantaloupe production, benefiting from the regions arid climate and irrigation systems. Cantaloupes from this area contributed to the growing agricultural economy of California.

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