Vintage 1938 Farm Security Administration Harvesting Cooperation

In Tulare County, California, twenty-four clients of the Farm Security Administration collaborate to purchase and operate an all-crop harvester. The machine starts work on June 7, 1938, completing sixty jobs by November 3, 1938, harvesting crops like wheat, barley, soybeans, and milo maize. This reflects agricultural cooperation during the Great Depression.

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