Sawdust Pouring into Guayule Seed in Salinas 1942
In May 1942, Salinas, California, becomes a hub of agricultural activity as workers pour sawdust into guayule seeds for planting in a nursery. Guayule, a drought-resistant plant, was cultivated for rubber production during World War II. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, reflecting the significant agricultural efforts in Monterey County.
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Sawdust Pouring into Guayule Seed in Salinas 1942
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