Saint Isidore of Madrid, also known as San Isidro, is the patron saint of farmers and rural communities. He was born in the early 11th century in Madrid, Spain, and is celebrated for his deep faith and dedication to agriculture. Isidore worked as a laborer, often seen praying while plowing fields, which exemplified his commitment to both his work and his spirituality. He is recognized for his miraculous acts, including the provision of water for crops during droughts. Saint Isidore was canonized by Pope Gregory XV in 1622, and his feast day is celebrated on May 15. His legacy continues to inspire farmers and those connected to the land.