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Women’s Agricultural Club of the Valleys

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Distance
0.19 mi
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0 ft
Technical difficulty
Moderate
Elevation loss
59 ft
Max elevation
203 ft
TrailRank 
34
Min elevation
144 ft
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One Way
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June 21, 2014
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June 2014
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near La Junta, Aisén (Chile)

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If you’re curious about the gauchos and gauchas of Patagonia, take advantage of the opportunity to visit the Market in La Junta and talk with these fearless women farmers. You’ll definitely leave with a sack of delicious goodies. What’s more, you’ll learn more about the ingenuity, strength, wit and determination of the people of this area, and you’ll also learn lots of secrets of sustainable agriculture. And many of these women will welcome a visit to their farms to tour their gardens if you want to learn more.
If you want more information about the Market or the Club, you can contact the President, Francisca Solis, in her rural Inn, Mirador del Rio, Route X-12, Km 6, cell: (9) 61776894, email: contacto@miradordelrio.cl

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Photo ofFarmer’s Market Women’s Agricultural Club of the Valleys

Farmer’s Market Women’s Agricultural Club of the Valleys

The club has a lot of triumphs to celebrate; they have earned grants and special support from Rural Assistance Programs, they officially established their Farmer’s Market with the Municipal Government, their greenhouses and gardens have continued to grow and to prosper. Nevertheless, when you ask club members, they’ll tell you that the most important outcome of their efforts has been the contributions they have been able to make to their families. With the extra income the Market has provided, they have been able to realize important goalslike better education for their children, improvements for their homes, or the purchase of a vehicle. Their husbands have shown a lot of pride and respect for their efforts and now, it’s common to see these guys taking time away from their own work to help with their wives activities, gardens and greenhouses.

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Photo ofSra. Nelida Rogel

Sra. Nelida Rogel

The members of the Women’s Agricultural Club of the Valleys live in La Junta and the valleys in the surrounding areas. In La Junta, members include Nélida Rogel, an expert on homemade jams, and also the Señoras Mirta Barría, María Altamirano and Miriam Gallardo. Señora Brenda Vivar lives very close to La Junta, on the Carretera Austral north, beside the Arrieros del Sur Livestock Fair.

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Sra. Mirta Barría

The members of the Women’s Agricultural Club of the Valleys live in La Junta and the valleys in the surrounding areas. In La Junta, members include Nélida Rogel, an expert on homemade jams, and also the Señoras Mirta Barría, María Altamirano and Miriam Gallardo. Señora Brenda Vivar lives very close to La Junta, on the Carretera Austral north, beside the Arrieros del Sur Livestock Fair.

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Sra. María Altamirano

The members of the Women’s Agricultural Club of the Valleys live in La Junta and the valleys in the surrounding areas. In La Junta, members include Nélida Rogel, an expert on homemade jams, and also the Señoras Mirta Barría, María Altamirano and Miriam Gallardo. Señora Brenda Vivar lives very close to La Junta, on the Carretera Austral north, beside the Arrieros del Sur Livestock Fair.

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Photo ofSra. Brenda Vivar

Sra. Brenda Vivar

The members of the Women’s Agricultural Club of the Valleys live in La Junta and the valleys in the surrounding areas. In La Junta, members include Nélida Rogel, an expert on homemade jams, and also the Señoras Mirta Barría, María Altamirano and Miriam Gallardo. Señora Brenda Vivar lives very close to La Junta, on the Carretera Austral north, beside the Arrieros del Sur Livestock Fair.

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Sra. Mercedes Cárdenas

Señora Mercedes Cardenas lives in few kilometers further west, at km 10, where she has several greenhouses, including a new oneshe and her husbandhave recently built.

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Sra. Sandra Cárdenas

Señoras Sandra Cárdenas and Soledad Villegas, have their farms on the other side of the Palena River, about halfway between La Junta and Raul Marin.

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Sra. Soledad Villegas

Señoras Sandra Cárdenas and Soledad Villegas, have their farms on the other side of the Palena River, about halfway between La Junta and Raul Marin.

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Sra. Francisca Solís

lives in few kilometers further west, at km 6, where she has several greenhouses.

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Sra. Rosa Sánchez

Heading in the other direction from La Junta, along Route X-13, you can tour the Cuarto, Quinto y Mirta valleys and visit Señoras Rosa Sanchez and Mireya Rosas, who are neighbors and have their greenhouses and gardens in the sector of the Cuarto Valley and River.

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Sra. Mireya Rosas Toledo

Heading in the other direction from La Junta, along Route X-13, you can tour the Cuarto, Quinto y Mirta valleys and visit Señoras Rosa Sanchez and Mireya Rosas, who are neighbors and have their greenhouses and gardens in the sector of the Cuarto Valley and River.

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Sra. Gladys Casanova and Sra. Yonhana Aillapán

In the Mirta Valley nearby, you’ll find the farms of Señoras Gladys Casanova and Yohana Aillapán and can hike the Aillapán Trail built by her family, which leads to a beautiful glacier. In the same sector, in the vicinity of Claro Solar Lake, you’ll find the farms of señoras PertaBashma, María Rivera and Julia San Martín.

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Sra. Perta Bashma

In the Mirta Valley nearby, you’ll find the farms of Señoras Gladys Casanova and Yohana Aillapán and can hike the Aillapán Trail built by her family, which leads to a beautiful glacier. In the same sector, in the vicinity of Claro Solar Lake, you’ll find the farms of señoras PertaBashma, María Rivera and Julia San Martín.

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Photo ofSra. María Rivera

Sra. María Rivera

In the Mirta Valley nearby, you’ll find the farms of Señoras Gladys Casanova and Yohana Aillapán and can hike the Aillapán Trail built by her family, which leads to a beautiful glacier. In the same sector, in the vicinity of Claro Solar Lake, you’ll find the farms of señoras PertaBashma, María Rivera and Julia San Martín.

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Photo ofSra. Julia San Martín

Sra. Julia San Martín

In the Mirta Valley nearby, you’ll find the farms of Señoras Gladys Casanova and Yohana Aillapán and can hike the Aillapán Trail built by her family, which leads to a beautiful glacier. In the same sector, in the vicinity of Claro Solar Lake, you’ll find the farms of señoras PertaBashma, María Rivera and Julia San Martín.

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