Sorghum Pouring Process at Lake Dick Project 1938

This vintage image showcases the pouring of finished sorghum from vats at the Lake Dick Project in Jefferson County, Arkansas. Created in October 1938, it illustrates agricultural practices of the era, reflecting advancements in farming techniques and the significance of sorghum as a crop in the United States during that time.

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