- The
Henequen industry in Yucatán is an
agribusiness of a
plant native to Yucatán, Mexico.
After extraction from the plant,
henequen is
processed as a...
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Agave fourcroydes or
henequen is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Asparagaceae,
native to
southern Mexico and Guatemala. It is
reportedly naturalized...
- territory. In the late 19th century, the
henequen industry grew to
unprecedented power in the Yucatan. The
henequen grown in the
Yucatan was used
around the...
-
becoming henequen estates. "Haciendas henequeneras"
refers to
estates in the Yucatán
which were
created during the 19th
century when the
henequen industry...
-
Henequen (Korean: 애니깽; RR: Enikkeng) is a 1996
South Korean film
directed by Kim Ho-sun. It was
awarded Best Film at the
Grand Bell
Awards ceremony. This...
- to
rural towns.
Economic opportunities,
primarily in the
production of
henequen and
sugar cane,
attracted investment and
encroachment onto
indigenous customary...
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cultivation of
henequen, the
fiber of
which was used in the
production of rope and twine, as well as for the
production of
licor del
henequén, a traditional...
- for
World War I.
Henequen "crossed all borders. It was sold everywhere:
binder twine in the
United States; silk in
Germany and
henequen sacks throughout...
- , and
Allen Wells, eds. The
Second Conquest of
Latin America: Coffee,
Henequen, and Oil
During the
Export Boom, 1850–1930 (U of
Texas Press, 2010). American...
- are
ruins nearby), the
Spanish colonial period, and the boom
years of
henequen cultivation during the late 19th and
early 20th century.
Hacienda Yaxcopoil...
