Guayule Nursery in Salinas California May 1942

In May 1942, a guayule nursery operates in Salinas, California. The U.S. Forest Service employs snow fencing as windbreaks to protect young plants from wind damage. Guayule, a drought-resistant shrub, was explored during World War II as a source of natural rubber. This initiative reflects early efforts in sustainable agriculture practices.

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