Japanese-American Farm Workers Mobile Camp Nyssa 1942

Japanese-American farm workers gather at a mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon, in July 1942. They prepare to leave for the fields, showcasing agricultural labor practices during World War II. The Farm Security Administration oversaw such camps, aimed at providing support for displaced farmers. Nyssa played a key role in regional agriculture, particularly in onion and potato production.

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