Stacking Pea Vines for Truck Loading in 1937 Wisconsin

In June 1937, workers stack pea vines for transport near Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, in Dane County. This scene reflects the agricultural practices of the era, where harvesting methods relied on manual labor. Peas were a vital crop in the Midwest, contributing to local economies and food supplies during the Great Depression.

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