Tobacco Field Labor in Shoofly North Carolina 1939
A tobacco field in Shoofly, North Carolina, features a white sharecropper and wage laborer priming tobacco in July 1939. This image is part of the Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information collection, showcasing agricultural practices of the time. Tobacco farming was vital to the local economy and labor conditions in Granville County.
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Tobacco Field Labor in Shoofly North Carolina 1939
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