Guayule Bales in Salinas Valley California 1942

Bales of guayule fill a barn in Salinas Valley, California, showcasing agricultural practices during World War II. Taken in November 1942, this image documents the cultivation of guayule as a rubber substitute amidst wartime resource shortages. The photograph is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, reflecting Californias vital role in wartime agriculture.

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