The Navajo Nation's agribusiness reported a $3.3 million profit for the fiscal year ending May 2004.
The Navajo Agricultural Products Industry has seen three years of profitability. Last year, profits were $1.9 million.
NAPI's top product is alfalfa. Potatoes, corn, wheat, barley and pumpkin are marketed under the Navajo Pride brand.
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NAPI turns a $3.3 million profit
(The Farmington Daily Times 9/8)
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Navajo Nation's agribusiness reports $3.3M profit
Wednesday, September 8, 2004
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