Apricot Lane Farms and RAUL

Meet the crew: Raul Rios has lived on this farm for over 30 years and survived 3 different changes of land ownership. Now, Apricot Lane Farms is lucky to have he and his family be apart of their new mission.
Resident filmmaker Carla Sendino finds out what's kept him here for so long.

[@javier0304]

I totally understand where Raul is coming from. I was born and raised in the city. Once I moved out to the country it was the best decision ever. My wife and kids love it as well.

[@RockAndRose]

I love the way you make the story of your farm about the whole team. It shows community and respect. Thank you!

[@BobSullivanAKABuffy]

I liked his smile in the trailer. Just back from seeing the wonderful film but I thought I'd dig to find more on him! Thanks for posting!

[@rushbayou5230]

2:19... chemtrails suck....
thanks Raul for being a part of this farm and sharing its delights with us. I believe comunity is the extended family. seems you guys have got that figured out. :)

[@savedfaves]

Eight years later now. Have you guys stopped tilling?

[@johnchester1160]

test

[@rushbayou5230]

now my turn.... TESTING 1,2,3, ... this thing on? ... lmao

[@javier0304]

I totally understand where Raul is coming from. I was born and raised in the city. Once I moved out to the country it was the best decision ever. My wife and kids love it as well.