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Bulls in the sugar field. These bulls, powerful and well fed, are essential to the industry. They are supposed to be a crossbreed between the Zebu and the Longhorn. In the evenings they are turned loose in the cut-over fields and are allowed to munch the leftover stalks. Near Ponce, Puerto Rico
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Credit lineBulls in the sugar field. These bulls, powerful and well fed, are essential to the industry. They are supposed to be a crossbreed between the Zebu and the Longhorn. In the evenings they are turned loo. 1938-01-01. Rosskam, Edwin. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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