90 Years of Los Poblanos: Experimental Farm and Dairy

historic black and white photo of a prized dairy cow

Los Poblanos was a pioneering experimental farm in the 1930s and 1940s. Originally the home of Creamland Dairies, it played a crucial role in supplying Albuquerque with much of its milk and was renowned for its exceptional herds of Guernsey and Holstein cows. The ranch was instrumental in developing New Mexico’s dairy industry, setting a high standard for quality and innovation in the Southwest.

Posted: 21 Aug, 2024 Filed Under: History & Preservation, Farm Life

A sweet partnership between people and pollinators

A honey bee on a lavender flower

We are thrilled to introduce our new honey collection, made possible through our partnership with Bear Canyon Honey. Bear Canyon embodies the interconnection of the hive by uniting beekeepers from Taos to Las Cruces and in the Middle Rio Grande Valley. Their work has helped build a strong network of local honey suppliers, support healthy ecosystems and celebrate a growing community of backyard beekeepers.  

Posted: 15 Aug, 2024 Filed Under: All Things Lavender, People of LP, Farm Life