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Updated:Apr 23, 2026
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Seasonal and migrant agricultural wage labor in California (1900–1945)

Seasonal and migrant agricultural wage labor in California (1900–1945)

  1. Growers expand labor-contracting for seasonal harvests

    Labels: Labor contractors, California growers

  2. Gentlemen’s Agreement limits Japanese labor immigration

    Labels: Gentlemen s, Japanese immigrants

  4. Wheatland Hop Riot exposes labor camp conditions

    Labels: Wheatland Hop, Durst Ranch

  5. Immigration Act creates “Asiatic Barred Zone”

    Labels: Immigration Act, Congress

  6. Immigration Act of 1924 sharply reduces Asian entry

    Labels: Immigration Act, federal quotas

  7. Mexican Repatriation reduces farm labor during Depression

    Labels: Mexican Repatriation, Great Depression

  8. Imperial Valley lettuce strike tests farmworker organizing

    Labels: Imperial Valley, lettuce workers

  9. CAWIU helps lead 1933 wave of farm strikes

    Labels: CAWIU, 1933 strike

  11. Associated Farmers form to counter farmworker unions

    Labels: Associated Farmers, grower organization

  12. Federal migrant camp at Weedpatch opens

    Labels: Weedpatch Camp, Federal migrant

  14. Executive Order 9066 removes Japanese Americans from farms

    Labels: Executive Order, Japanese American

  16. World War II labor policies entrench migrant wage-labor system

    Labels: World War, migrant wage