Guayule Seed Drying by Workers in Salinas 1941

Workers in Salinas, California, spread guayule seed in flats for drying, December 1941. This vintage image captures agricultural practices during World War II. The Intercontinental Rubber Producers played a crucial role in providing alternative rubber sources amid wartime shortages. This historical photograph reflects the eras industrial efforts.

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