Chiles Drying on Adobe House in Concho Arizona 1940

Chiles dry on the side of an adobe house in Concho, Arizona. In September 1940, farmers in this area used the sunny climate to preserve their harvest through drying, a crucial method for extending shelf life. This practice reflects the agricultural techniques employed by local communities, essential for sustenance and trade.

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