Wheat Stubble Burning in Walla Walla Washington July 1941

Wheat stubble burns in Walla Walla Washington in July 1941. This image illustrates agricultural practices during a time of above-normal rainfall which increased straw levels and created fire hazards before the harvest. It serves as a historical record of farming challenges and environmental conditions in the early 20th century.

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