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Sugar cane field of Resettlement Administration client. St. Charles Parish. Near New Orleans, Louisiana. The planting of the fields, long fallow, has been made possible by Resettlement Administration loans. A new healthy cane is now being cultivated, resistant to root rot, which caused the abandonme
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Credit lineSugar cane field of Resettlement Administration client. St. Charles Parish. Near New Orleans, Louisiana. The planting of the fields, long fallow, has been made possible by Resettlement Administration . 1936-01-01. Mydans, Carl. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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