Ofelia Sandoval Harvesting Onions Taos County 1939

Ofelia Sandoval pulls onions from her garden in Taos County, New Mexico in September 1939. She participated in farming efforts under the Farm Security Administration, which aimed to improve rural life during the Great Depression. Taos County is known for its rich agricultural heritage and diverse farming practices. This image represents the resilience of local farmers during challenging times.

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