Corrales farmland experience faces uncertain future
(WorldNews Mexico)

“I think it’s very important for these urban children to experience the rural lifestyle,” Rademacher said. “In class we talk about life cycles of plants and animals, and the difference between urban and city life, and then they come here and have the real life experience. Afterwards, we do activities to reinforce it.” Hyrum Whitworth, 2, rides atop the shoulders of his mother, Lacey Whitworth, for a better view of the corn maze at Wagner’s Farmland Experience in Corrales. The lease on the land ends this season and the property owners are looking to sell it. (Marla Brose/Albuquerque Journal) Rademacher was with her class on a recent weekday when she learned...