Spanish Woman Selecting Chili Peppers in Arizona 1940

A woman of Spanish descent selects chili peppers for drying in Concho, Arizona, in October 1940. This vintage image showcases an essential agricultural practice in Apache County where chili peppers served as a significant cash crop. The image reflects the cultural and economic importance of chili pepper farming in the region.

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