Mexican Girl Topping Sugar Beets East Grand Forks 1937

A young Mexican girl tops sugar beets near East Grand Forks, Minnesota, in October 1937. During this period, the sugar beet industry flourished in the northern Midwest. Many families, including immigrant workers, contributed to agricultural labor, which was essential for local economies. The region was known for its productive farmland.

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