Farming in the American West in the 1900s @WesternGrowers
Farming in the American West in the 1900s  @WesternGrowers
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 minutes ago
After telling us all about growing sweet corn in the Imperial Valley, fifth-generation farmer Ryan Mamer is back to share more of his family’s story and how they found their way to the Valley more than a century ago.

As we wrap up our #ImperialValley series, we are honored to share the stories, past and present, of some of our members and the families that make up this pivotal farming community. Their work helps supply fresh produce to the U.S. when much of the country cannot harvest and is imperative to keeping fresh fruits and veggies on tables during the winter months. Thank you for your hard work year-round.

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Farming in the American West in the 1900's

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