Freshly-Picked Green Peas Crates in Nampa Idaho 1941

Freshly-picked green peas are stacked in a field in Nampa, Idaho, in June 1941. During this time, Idaho was known for its rich agricultural output, particularly in legumes. The image illustrates the importance of pea farming to the local economy and showcases labor practices prevalent in rural America during the 1940s.

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