By Milli Legrain Photos: Courtesy of Kathi Gabaldon-Caldwell and Raquel Benavidez In this interview with National Latino Farmers and Ranchers, Kathi Gabaldon-Caldwell and Raquel Benavidez,… Read More »“What is a beehive without a queen?”: A conversation with two women farmers from New Mexico
By Milli Legrain Photo credits: Emiliano Zapata Foundation Historian Edgar Castro Zapata was one of the guests of honor at the third annual Congress of… Read More »Interview with the great grandson of Emiliano Zapata- the Mexican revolutionary hero (Part 2)
By Milli Legrain Photo credits: Emiliano Zapata Foundation Edgard C. Zapata was one of the guests of honor at the third annual congress hosted by… Read More »Interview with the great grandson of Emiliano Zapata- the Mexican revolutionary hero (Part 1)
By Milli Legrain Flower Hill Institute- a native-owned nonprofit based in New Mexico- is partnering with National Latino Farmers and Ranchers to expand meat and… Read More »Interview with Dave Carter: “We’ve been paying a high cost for cheap food.”
By Milli Legrain – Blog Editor- National Latino Farmers and Ranchers Photo Credits: Arnold Trujillo Daniel Encinias’ home went up in flames in April. He… Read More »New Mexico wildfires: “When this place burns, watch out!”
By Blanca Chávez – Chicago Liaison On June 16, the president of National Latino Farmers and Ranchers, Rudy Arredondo, its deputy director, Eugene Pickett, and… Read More »A School like no other in Chicago
PROACTIVE VS REACTIVE Latino and Hispanic farmers and ranchers are the fastest growing demographic in New Mexico and California. Having entered into a Cooperator Agreement… Read More »NLFR opens California offices in Huron and Fresno
Fresh products, from the field to table! This phrase best defines the Farmers Market that currently takes place in front of the UDC Student Center,… Read More »A golden opportunity for producers