Researchers are answering questions about much of the water diverted to acequia irrigation is lost to seepage and evaporation and what the benefits of acequia systems are to the hydrology of the surrounding areas.
That movie looks so great! The only things I can think of are guesses--- The blindfold Jeep driving scene seems like it was shot at NMMI, in Roswell, perhaps.
Agriculture continues to play an important cultural, economic and environmental role in the survival of people in New Mexico, even as more and more producers today downsize to smaller acreage farms and ranches.
Pojo's Country Store, on N.M. 502, is in an iconic space. It occupies a building where Ponce Lujan's Service Station served Pojoaque Valley patrons for approximately 50 years.
Gene Lopez has just finished planting his chile field in the same way he's planted his heat-packed crop for three decades, but as the years pass, there seems to be more immediacy behind each seed he places in the ground.