Pea Pickers Harvesting in Nampa Idaho June 1941

Pea pickers work in Nampa, Idaho, during June 1941. The image documents the labor involved in pea harvesting, a crucial agricultural practice for the region. In the early 20th century, Idaho became known for its fertile land, making it an important producer of peas and other crops. The labor force consisted mainly of migrant workers.

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