Eggs in Incubator at Hatchery Petaluma January 1942
$20.00
This vintage image captures the process of placing eggs into an incubator at a hatchery in Petaluma, Sonoma County, California. In January 1942, the region played a crucial role in the poultry industry, which began in 1878 with Lyman Ryces innovations. Artificial incubation transformed poultry farming practices significantly.
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Eggs in Incubator at Hatchery Petaluma January 1942
8" x 10"
$20.00