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(SUNfoto by George Morse) Andres Garcia (right), a sixth-grader at Española Elementary, jumps on his shovel to help drive it into the dry ground of the garlic field at Northern New Mexico College next to the Johnson Controls building July 2 at the !Sostenga! Garlic Festival. The field yielded a meager harvest compared to last year. Rico Manzanares (left) and Anya Manzanares, students from La Puerta School in Abiquiú, helped gather the garlic. La Puerta had three teams participating in the Festival and took home the first, second and third-place prize money.

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By George Morse
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    What a difference a year can make.     At last year’s Garlic Festival, hosted by the ¡Sostenga! Center for Sustainable Food, Agriculture and Environment at Northern New Mexico College, 795.75 pounds of garlic were harvested. The ground was soft…

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