Laborer Cleans Tractor Plow Points on Texas Farm May 1939

A day laborer removes a clod of dirt from the plow points of a tractor on a large farm near Ralls, Texas, in May 1939. This scene represents agricultural practices on a substantial 4,900-acre farm. At that time, Texas was a leading state in cotton production, which significantly influenced the economy and livelihoods of many rural communities.

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