Wheat Delivery from Combine to Truck in Walla Walla 1941

Walla Walla County, Washington, is a vital agricultural hub. In July 1941, bulk wheat is delivered from a combine to a truck, showcasing the efficient grain handling process. The wheat is transferred via a conveyor belt from an elevator to a barge for shipment to Portland, highlighting the importance of regional agriculture in the supply chain.

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