
(CNN) – It's home to breathtaking landscapes, century old traditions and an unemployment rate hovering near 50 percent. But in New Mexico, the Navajo Nation is trying to change that. And they're doing it by taking pride in the products they produce. Our Tom Foreman reports for our ongoing series, "Building Up America."


hey fluffy, This is democracy in action. Get the federal government out of the mix and the rose will bloom and not die from excess oil spills. Obamanation learn from these people. Maranatha
While NAPI is a success in many ways, it is HEAVILY subsidized by the US gov't. and as such, isn't yet fully sustainable.
We all have high hopes, though.
i commend the navajos for developing a self sustainig industry.
though i think you can't report on that part of the country without talking about water.
where is the water coming from for NAPI ?
This is a great example of what can be accomplished when there is NO goverment interference!
Keep up the great work, Navajos!
Did you know that Al Sharpton is part Navajo .
That is totally awesome. Good for them!!
This is truly amazing, given the land that the farm is on- you see that the hard work and determination really pay off.
Amazing!
They said it coudn't be done... and my hat goes off to you, you're all doing a great job. I would love to see more and more of your products hitting the supermarkets, maybe even out here in Missouri...