Honoring the contributions of Hispanic farmers for National Hispanic Heritage Month

The U.S. has a rich background in Agriculture because of the diverse cultures that have helped to enrich the industry. As we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month let us take the time to appreciate all the Hispanic community has contributed to United States Agriculture.

Eloy District, Pinal County, Arizona. Mexican irrigator. He came from Mexico 12 years ago and works the year round on this large-scale farm. These fields are being prepared for flax; have never had a crop before.

Photo Credit: National Archives Hispanic American Heritage

Hispanic Heritage Month: the very word, “heritage,” reminds us to reflect on the past and pay tribute to those who made history and paved the way for future generations. This month, we recognize the hard work of the thousands of immigrants who have participated in America’s agricultural tradition at all levels of production, from corn farms to citrus groves and everything in between. As a whole, their contribution to farm labor deserves to be recognized and appreciated.

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