Puerto Rico's #1 Crop Isn't Sugar, But It's Still Sweet

Aerial America

Apr 6, 202000:01:20TV & Film

Puerto Rico's agricultural economy was once dominated by sugar plantations. Today, the same fields hold everything from corn and rice to bananas, plantains, and mangoes.

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