The Caywood family farm in Casa Grande, Arizona dates back four generations, but the family lost hope for the future when a megadrought halted production of their primary crop in 2021. Years later, the farm is still in operation. Owner Nancy Caywood explains how an adaptive approach is keeping them in business.
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