Guayule Nursery Seedling Digger Salinas California 1941

A digger harvests seedlings in the guayule nursery in Salinas, California, in 1941. This vintage image captures the significant labor involved in rubber production during World War II. Guayule plants were cultivated as an alternative source of rubber to support wartime efforts. This historical snapshot reflects agricultural innovation from the era.

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