Brentwood Plan for Agricultural Labor

"The Brentwood Plan for Agricultural Labor" presents an oral history transcript and related material from 1962-196, offering insights into agricultural labor practices. This historical document provides a valuable perspective on the challenges and strategies employed in managing farm labor during a transformative period in American agriculture. Featuring the voices and experiences of individuals involved in the Brentwood Plan, this collection sheds light on the complexities of labor relations and the evolution of agricultural practices.

Compiled by John A. Miller and Willa K. Baum, this transcript serves as a primary source for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics of agricultural labor in the mid-20th century. The material provides a detailed account of the innovative approaches and the socio-economic factors that shaped the agricultural landscape. This oral history is an important resource for understanding California's agricultural history and the broader context of labor in the United States.

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