The challenges of farming for the Hopi people through 2 decades of drought
Through two decades of drought, Mike Koiyaquaptewa and other Hopi farmers face challenges using their traditional method of dry farming. #Farming #Drought #Hopi For more Arizona news, sports and entertainment, follow azcentral on: Facebook - https://bit.ly/2N2Xqqc Twitter - https://bit.ly/2MsVLOM Instagram - https://bit.ly/2nPxgwm Online - https://www.azcentral.com
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