Sorghum Syrup Production Vats Arkansas 1938

In September 1938, cleaning vats for sorghum syrup production are prominently featured in Lake Dick, Arkansas. This location was known for its agricultural practices that supported local economies. Sorghum syrup, a sweetener derived from the cane plant, gained popularity in the southern United States due to its rich flavor and versatility.

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