Guayule Shrubs Cultivated in Salinas California 1941

This vintage image from December 1941 shows four-year-old guayule shrubs cultivated in Salinas, California. Guayule, a rubber-producing plant, thrived in arid climates with seven to fifteen inches of annual rainfall. This photograph is a part of the FSA/OWI Collection, showcasing agricultural practices during that era.

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