After nearly 4 decades, farmer gives up growing chile
Glen Duggins has been a farmer for almost four decades. He has grown chile for the same number of years on his 350-acre Cinco Estrella farm in Lemitar, New Mexico.
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Glen Duggins has been a farmer for almost four decades. He has grown chile for the same number of years on his 350-acre Cinco Estrella farm in Lemitar, New Mexico.
Glen Duggins has been a farmer for almost four decades. He has grown chile for the same number of years on his 350-acre Cinco Estrella farm in Lemitar, New Mexico.
Glen Duggins has been a farmer for almost four decades. He has grown chile for the same number of years on his 350-acre Cinco Estrella farm in Lemitar, New Mexico.
Glen Duggins, owner of the product "Cinco Estrella" chile has been in business for over 40 years.
New Mexico farmers who rely on the Rio Grande to water their crops are concerned about their livelihoods.