The Hopi Indians, known as the "peaceful people," have lived in the southwestern United States for centuries, developing ...

On April 7, the Clarke Forum held a talk by Professor Michael Kotutwa Johnson of the University of Arizona about ways to reform American agriculture. Johnson is a member of the Native American Hopi ...

The tribe was forced to march 300 miles in the ... a nine-day ceremony dedicated to the growth of corn, a staple crop for the Hopi — is still going strong. As is the basket dance, practised ...

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He still lives here, growing subsistence crops like blue corn and lima beans ... but over 13,000 households across the Navajo Nation and Hopi Tribe don't have electricity. Native Renewables is on a ...

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Federal officials have joined with the state of Arizona to begin fulfilling a settlement agreement that was reached with the Hopi Tribe nearly three decades ... During that period, the basin was ...

However, the Hopi tribe doesn’t own the land ... This is a crucial tenet of Hopi farming: Instead of manipulating the environment, they raise crops and cultivate seeds that adjust to their ...

and the Hopi Tribe will no longer have to deal with checkerboarded ownership, which will help improve its use for ranching and other agriculture activities," said Kim. Regarding the acquisition of ...

An assortment of corn and seeds and a lightning rod are displayed as part of an agriculture tour on the Hopi reservation ... fulfilling a settlement agreement that was reached with the Hopi Tribe ...

FILE - An assortment of corn and seeds and a lightning rod are displayed as part of an agriculture tour on the Hopi reservation in northern Arizona on Jan. 23, 2010. (AP Photo/Felicia Fonseca, File) ...