Cotton Scale at Lake Dick Project Arkansas 1938

In September 1938, a member of a cooperative association uses a cotton scale at the Lake Dick Project in Arkansas. This initiative aimed to enhance agricultural practices and support farmers in the region. The Lake Dick Project played a crucial role in promoting cotton production, a vital crop in the American South during that era.

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