Drouth Migrants and Seasonal Agricultural Workers of the Pacific Northwest: A social and economic problem.
Date
1937
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Farm Security Administration, Portland OR
Abstract
Concentrations of drouth migrants and agricultural workers who seasonally harvest Oregon, Washington and Idaho's specialty crops constitute one of the most acute yet least recognized of the Pacific Northwest Major social and economic problems. The Farm Security Administration presents in this paper a current study of the situation and an approach to finding a solution for some of its more serious aspects.
Description
typed manuscript, 9 leaves.
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Working Paper
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Keywords
Migrant Labor, Migrant agricultural laborers, Housing.
Citation
Drouth Migrants and Seasonal Agricultural Workers of the Pacific Northwest: A Social and Economic Problem. (1938). United States: Farm Security Administration, Region Eleven.