Combine Harvester in Wheat Field San Joaquin Valley 1938

A combine harvester operates in a wheat field in the San Joaquin Valley of California. In February 1938, the region was a key area for wheat production, contributing significantly to the agricultural economy. The use of combine harvesters revolutionized farming by increasing efficiency and productivity, shaping modern agricultural methods.

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