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Boxes filled with bunches of fresh grapes (table grapes) are stacked in the foreground of the photograph. Empty boxes line the rows of vines for workers to cut the grapes and fill the boxes. These grape vines grew on the ground rather than being trellised or supported off the ground. Fresh grape production went up in the Turlock area after the National Prohibition Act of 1920 because the price increased dramatically. The price was ten dollars per ton in 1916 and in 1921 it was eighty dollars per ton of table grapes.
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