Saint Isidore the Laborer, also known as San Isidro, is the patron saint of farmers and laborers. He was born in Madrid, Spain, in the 11th century and is celebrated for his dedication to agriculture and his deep faith. Isidore worked as a farm laborer, often seen praying while tending to the fields, which exemplified his commitment to both his work and his spirituality. He is often depicted with a plow and animals, symbolizing his connection to farming. Saint Isidore is commemorated on May 15 each year, and his life serves as an inspiration for those in the agricultural community, emphasizing the importance of hard work and faith.