Mules Resting During Noon Break in Walla Walla County 1941

Mules rest during a noon break in Walla Walla County, Washington, between July and September 1941. Farmers commonly used mules for fieldwork due to their strength and endurance. At the time, agriculture relied heavily on animal labor before the widespread adoption of tractors, highlighting the transition in farming techniques.

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