Japanese-Americans Hoeing Sugar Beets Idaho July 1942

Japanese-Americans work diligently in a sugar beet field in Shelley, Idaho, during July 1942. This historical image documents the agricultural labor of Japanese-Americans during World War II. It showcases their significant role in the farming community amid challenging times, highlighting their contributions to American agriculture.

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