The Yaqui Valley is a fertile agricultural region located in the state of Sonora, Mexico. It is named after the Yaqui people, an indigenous group that has historically inhabited the area. The valley is known for its rich soil and favorable climate, making it ideal for farming various crops, including wheat, corn, and vegetables. The Yaqui River runs through the valley, providing essential water resources for irrigation. The region plays a significant role in Mexico's agricultural production, contributing to both local and national economies. Additionally, the valley's landscape features a mix of rural communities and modern agricultural practices.