Bingham and Power counties are agricultural areas along the Snake River plain, where potatoes and sugar beets are the primary crops. Hispanic/Latino residents began moving to this area in the 1960s. Today, Bingham County is home to more than 8,000 Hispanics/Latinos, and Power County is home to more than 2,523 Hispanics/Latinos. Many Hispanic/Latino households are of mixed-immigration status, and many are multigenerational. Some older individuals in these communities speak primarily in Spanish. The project works in English and Spanish with Hispanic/Latino persons living in rural communities within Bingham and Power counties.