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Nice. I’ve been working on stories about preserving local agriculture and the benefits of local food.
It’s so…brown. Where I live isn’t green like I was used to in Iowa, but it looks like a jungle compared to your photos of NM.
I know, they are still feeding cattle in NM. I drove down I-40 and thought it was brown in Western Okla. Then after I had been to NM, Okla looked pretty dang green.
Where is the green? We are in a flood here (PA) Grass over the knees. No corn in yet for Western PA.
I thought it may be green too, but all I-40 West has to offer is brown.