Guayule Seedlings Digger in Salinas California 1941

A vintage image shows a digger of guayule seedlings in a nursery in Salinas California in 1941. This black and white negative captures the significance of guayule cultivation. Guayule was essential for producing rubber during World War II, providing a vital resource when traditional rubber supplies faced shortages.

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