The Agave Plant and Farms
The agave plant is a significant and diverse economic resource for Mexico. The plant, declared World Heritage by UNESCO, covers hundred of thousand acres with its spiky, blue leaves, adding rugged character and vibrant color to the red volcanic soils in the high altitude desert slopes of Western Mexico.
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Agave Plant & Farm Learn About the plant, how it is grown and harvested. |
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Agave History Ancient, 1500 to 1800 |
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| To Learn about Agave Syrup
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 Agave Processing |
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 Agave Syrup |
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