These California Latino farmers have achieved success. Will she be able to survive for her children?
FIREBAUGH, Calif. — When Joe Del Bosque bought one of his first courses 25 years ago, his wife, Maria, nicknamed it "the home course." She hoped the agriculturally rich half-mile stretch of land would bring them enough money to buy his first house. The land allowed them to do that and more. Del Bosque, 72, now farms 2,000 acres, including the half-mile he first bought. His vast fields of melons are among the most productive in the country and almonds from him are sold all over the world. "It's been a great journey for me," Del Bosque said. "Until now."These…
