Cotton Pickers at Lake Dick Project Arkansas 1938

Day laborers and cotton pickers gather at the Lake Dick Project in Arkansas in September 1938. These workers are part of a significant federal initiative during the Great Depression aimed at improving agricultural productivity and providing employment. The project focused on land reclamation and irrigation, contributing to the regions agricultural development.

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