Migratory Farm Labor and the Hop Industry on the Pacific Coast with Special Application to Problems of the Yakima Valley, Washington

Carl F. Reuss; Paul H. Landis; Richard Wakefield

doi:10.7273/000003397

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Migratory Farm Labor and the Hop Industry on the Pacific Coast with Special Application to Problems of the Yakima Valley, Washington

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Migratory Farm Labor and the Hop Industry on the Pacific Coast with Special Application to Problems of the Yakima Valley, Washington

Carl F. Reuss, Paul H. Landis and Richard Wakefield

Extension bulletin (State College of Washington. Extension Service), 363, State College of Washington Extension Service

08/1938

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https://doi.org/10.7273/000003397

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Agriculture -- Washington (State)

Home economics --Washington (State)

Topics include Introduction, The Hop Industry, Life in the Hop Camps, Ways of Hearing of Work and Means of Obtaining Jobs Previous Work in Yakima County, Movement of the Hop Workers, Composition and Social Characteristics of the Hop Picking Population, Economic Characteristics of the Hop Pickers, Suggestions for Improvement of Conditions, Appendix.

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Title: Migratory Farm Labor and the Hop Industry on the Pacific Coast with Special Application to Problems of the Yakima Valley, Washington
Creators: Carl F. Reuss
Paul H. Landis
Richard Wakefield
Academic Unit: Publications, WSU Extension
Series: Extension bulletin (State College of Washington. Extension Service); 363
Publisher: State College of Washington Extension Service; Pullman, Washington
Format: pdf
Identifiers: 99900670204101842
Copyright: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
Language: English
Resource Type: Report