New Mexico’s Gift of Piñon Trees

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A perfect El Rito piñon tree (center) decorated by nature with golden brown pina (cones) laden with nuts, a picking container full of “brown gold” piñon nuts (right), a bag of aged dry trememtina to be used in retablo mixture (bottom right), naturally perfectly aged llena blanca (white wood) coveted by those in the know (bottom left), and two containers of encerada antibiotic unguento.

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New Mexico’s iconic piñon trees (P. edulis), sometimes called the Two Needle Piñon, is engrained into the culture and lives of the people of our state. It has been for centuries, and continues to be, very important to the environment…

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