Abstract
This article analyzes the extent and causes of a substantial increase in the proportion of farmers of Mexican descent in California's central coast strawberry industry. It then locates this case in the context of statewide trends and explores the implications of these developments for our understanding of the factors fostering upward mobility in agriculture.
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