I place great importance on engaging with local Navajo chapter houses to connect directly with ranchers and farmers. These visits foster deeper relationships, gain invaluable insights, and support the agricultural community at its grassroots.

During these meetings, I engage in in-depth discussions about the latest agricultural practices, challenges, and innovations. This direct interaction allows me to understand the unique needs and perspectives of Navajo ranchers and farmers, ensuring that our support and initiatives are aligned with their goals and challenges.

By learning from those who are intricately involved in agriculture, I can collaborate on developing solutions that promote sustainability, resilience, and growth within the Navajo Nation. These engagements also provide an opportunity to explore new technologies and practices that can enhance productivity while preserving the cultural and environmental heritage of the region.

Businesses have a role to play in supporting local communities and economies. By working closely with the Navajo agricultural community, I aim to contribute to their long-term prosperity and well-being. I am building strong, mutually beneficial relationships that will drive sustainable development and create lasting positive impacts.

If you're curious , take a look at the video above. It highlights my recent trip to the Ganado Chapter House.