Title:
Evacuee farmers are here harvesting Daikon, a large radish like vegetable which is a great delicacy among the Japanese people.
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Date:
1942-11-25
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Evacuee farmers are here harvesting Daikon, a large radish like vegetable which is a great delicacy among the Japanese
people. It is eaten either raw, cooked or pickled. The seed for this crop was loaned by Min Omata, unit foreman, from Fresno,
California. This center harvested 65 acres of this vegetable, and is the only WRA project growing it in large quantities.<lb/>
Photographer: Stewart, Francis<lb/> Rivers, Arizona.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. -660
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Evacuee farmers are here harvesting Daikon, a large radish like vegetable which is a great delicacy among the Japanese people.
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