Cotton Hoer in Clarksdale Mississippi June 1937

A cotton hoer works diligently in Clarksdale, Mississippi, in June 1937. This image documents agricultural labor in Coahoma County, which has a rich history in cotton production. The region was known for its fertile soil, contributing significantly to the economy during the early 20th century. The Farm Security Administration collected such images to highlight rural life and labor practices.

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