4 Generations and Counting
Since the late 1800's when the Ogaz family came to the
Hatch Valley, chile farming has been a mainstay and
become a tradition for our family.
Today, our children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren continue the over a century's old tradition
and have gone on to expand the family business from
traditional farming to spice and now to frozen foods.
Over the years, Ed and Julie Ogaz have given much back
to the Las Cruces, NM and Hatch Valley community,
continuing committed to innovation in farming
techniques, technology and developing new products that
are destined for your kitchen table.
Since the late 1800's when the Ogaz family came to the
Hatch Valley, chile farming has been a mainstay and
become a tradition for our family.
Today, our children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren continue the over a century's old tradition
and have gone on to expand the family business from
traditional farming to spice and now to frozen foods.
Over the years, Ed and Julie Ogaz have given much back
to the Las Cruces, NM and Hatch Valley community,
continuing committed to innovation in farming
techniques, technology and developing new products that
are destined for your kitchen table.
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Copyright 2010. All Rights Reserved.
an Original New Mexico Spice Company