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Kiln at Yakima Chief hop ranch, Yakima County, Washington. This ranch has 700 acres in hops. Hop pickers' baskets. The Yakima Chief advertised for 5,000 pickers, that is about seven pickers per acre. Washington State employment service estimates that no than four pickers per acre are needed
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Credit lineKiln at Yakima Chief hop ranch, Yakima County, Washington. This ranch has 700 acres in hops. Hop pickers' baskets. The Yakima Chief advertised for 5,000 pickers, that is about seven pickers per acre. . 1941-01-01. Lee, Russell. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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