Nampa Idaho Pea Harvesting Process June 1941

The agricultural process in Nampa, Idaho occurs in June 1941. Harvested peas are placed into hampers and emptied into crates for transport to town. Nampa, located in the Treasure Valley, has a rich farming heritage. In the early 1940s, it was known for its productive agriculture, primarily focused on crops like peas and potatoes.

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