Sheep Shearers Working in Malheur County Oregon 1941

Sheep shearers work in Malheur County, Oregon, surrounded by bags of wool in June 1941. This region was known for its sheep farming, which played a vital role in the local economy. The practice of shearing is essential for maintaining sheep health and producing wool, a key material in textiles. Malheur County remains a significant agricultural area today.

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