Capped Cantaloupes in Imperial Valley California 1937

Capped cantaloupes in the Imperial Valley, California, showcase agricultural practices from March 1937. The Imperial Valley is known for its fertile soil and irrigation systems that support diverse crops. At that time, cantaloupe farms thrived due to the regions warm climate and access to water from the Colorado River.

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