Mexican Laborers Harvesting Beets Minnesota 1937

In October 1937, Mexican agricultural laborers harvest beets in Fisher, Minnesota. During this era, many Mexicans migrated to the U.S. for seasonal agricultural work. The beet industry in Minnesota relied heavily on this labor force, reflecting broader immigration patterns that shaped American agriculture in the 1930s.

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