is, i'll have a shot of that. >> ana: actually we call it lagrima de monte, teardrop of the mountain. >> anthony: will i be crying afterwards? >> ana: maybe, it's very intense. >> anthony: how long have you had this farm? how long have you been doing this? >> ana: jorge started the farm around 10 years now but the farm was originally part of the area that the navy took. so it's part of the rescues that happened throughout the 80's 90's. >> anthony: farming is difficult work so why? >> ana: my mom would ask the same question. she was like what are you doing? are you quitting your job that -- in puerto rico it's hard to find a good job but i think that farming is the most practical thing that we can do in the midst of a crisis. >> xavier: that is something that is going to create work that is going to help the economy. >> anthony: it's a blunt question but can you make money farming? >> ana: in puerto rico it's still a challenge because obviously we still get food that is super subsidized from the