Home on the Range
Several breeds of cattle, horses, and sheep are on view at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. Photograph courtesy of the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. HEATHER REED AFFECTIONATELY…
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Several breeds of cattle, horses, and sheep are on view at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. Photograph courtesy of the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. HEATHER REED AFFECTIONATELY…
Read MoreClockwise from top left: Ground lamb, loin chops, rip chops, kebab meat, shank, frenched rack of lamb. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. THAT SMILING FACE AT THE SANTA FE FARMERS’ MARKET belongs to…
Read MoreAbove: The De Smet family an a happy cow. Photographs by Ungelbah Dávila Shivers. If you’ve ever wanted to taste milk like it was when your grandparents were children, now you can. De Smet Dairy…
Read MoreAbove: The bounty of the garlic harvest. Photographs by Douglas Merriam. IN THE LATE 1970S, I was lent an apartment on Canyon Road in Santa Fe for a month, where I wrote the first draft of a…
Read MoreAbove: A young visitor catches a view of Los Luceros' historic hacienda. Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. IT'S A CLOUDLESS SKY, a swath of uninterrupted blue that contrasts with the umber…
Read MoreTHE SLOPE OF LAND WAS ANONYMOUS, the kind of arid topography easily overlooked in most towns. Maybe a tumbleweed, or any weed for that matter, posted up along the silty stretch of alluvium, but not…
Read MoreTHE CAT'S NAME IS Mouse. Mouse likes to sit in a wicker basket on the old wooden bench outside the front door. The two chubby ducks will likely be nearby, ready to eat out of your hand before slowly…
Read MoreAbove: Berry Beef: it’s what’s for dinner. Since the first Berrys, John and Patrick, came to the territory of New Mexico and registered the Quarter Circle B Brand, the Berry family has been carrying…
Read MoreAbove: Goats, chèvre, and student, Isaac Lopez, at the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market. About 18 years ago, Patricia Pantano and her husband, Greg Nussbaum, started a school in Santa Cruz, east of…
Read MoreAbove: Los Poblanos Historic Inn's new South Field Suites. Courtesy of Los Poblanos Historic Inn. LOS POBLANOS HISTORIC INN & ORGANIC FARM Down a cottonwood-shaded lane and beyond rows of aromatic…
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