Texas Farmers Pulling Carrots in California 1937

A Texas farmer and his wife work in a California carrot field in February 1937. After enduring three years of crop failures back home, the couple joined the migrant workforce, earning just $1.12 a day. This image reflects the struggles faced by agricultural laborers during the Great Depression, particularly in Californias fields.

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