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Join us tonight for our Community Conversation & Dinner at the historic Grange Hall in Allenville, Wisconsin. Tonight we are re-opening this long-shuttered building in order to gather community members around the table for a meal & inspiring conversation. Find the event on our Facebook page!

The Tovar Family: David, Eva, Joe, Esther, Ellie, Davy, Molly, Robbie, Albert, and Cookie standing next to a planter their father made in memory of their mother. Their story is at the Lands We Share exhibit at the Oshkosh Public Library from October 10 - 22.

This is David Tovar, Jr., the son of a Hispanic farm worker in Allenville. The kids worked in the fields to help earn money. This is from the early 60s.

Hoophouses help growers to extend the seasons by allowing them to start plants in early spring and finish some in late fall. Pictured are hoop houses at the Allen Farm of Allenville, Wisconsin 

Throwing in the veggies at the beginning of the day.

Pictured is a side by side comparison of land ownership by Oneida citizens from 1950 to today. The Oneida Nation Farms is one of the six featured farm sites for the Lands We Share initiative within the WFOHP.