Sunkist Oranges Packer in California 1939

A packer of Sunkist oranges works from a self-built trailer in California in February 1939. The image reflects the lives of agricultural laborers during the Great Depression, showcasing the resourcefulness of workers in migrant camps. Californias citrus industry was vital to the economy, providing employment for many during this challenging time.

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