In 1913, Peter E. Bradshaw purchased the ranch, and planted long-staple cotton in 1915.

In 1927, Richard W. Smith purchased the ranch and planted large citrus and pecan orchards.

In 1928, Smith built a dairy barn and raised dairy cows commercially.
The milk from the cows was sold in bulk and shipped to local dairies in cans.

Richard W. Smith died in 1944.
His son, Richard S. Smith, inherited the farm and established a retail dairy on the ranch, known as the Sahuaro Jersey Dairy Milk House.
In 1913, Peter E. Bradshaw purchased the ranch, and planted long-staple cotton in 1915.
In 1927, Richard W. Smith purchased the ranch and planted large citrus and pecan orchards.
In 1928, Smith built a dairy barn and raised dairy cows commercially. The milk from the cows was sold in bulk and shipped to local dairies in cans.
Richard W. Smith died in 1944. His son, Richard S. Smith, inherited the farm and established a retail dairy on the ranch, known as the Sahuaro Jersey Dairy Milk House.
Sahuaro Ranch