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NM Healthy Soil Working Group
The NM Healthy Soil Working Group is assembling a powerful network of agriculture and conservation organizations, urban and rural residents, consumers and producers alike, with the goal to significantly accelerate soil health stewardship in the state. We aim to catalyze widespread adoption of management principles that result in greater soil health and associated co-benefits, creating prosperous and strong land based communities, nutritious food, a healthy environment and a viable future for our planet.
NM Healthy Soil Blog
What If Your Final Act Was Green?
New Mexicans deserve more eco-friendly and economical options when deciding what happens to their body after they die. READ MORE
Meet Warren Edaakie, Traditional Lands Program Coordinator at NM HSWG
In celebration of Indigenous Peoples' Day. READ MORE
Rockstar New Mexico Farmers Spotlight Healthy Soil Principles
Statewide public campaign: "Healthy Soil. Growing New Mexico's Future." READ MORE
NMSU Research Promises Soil Health Benefits in Aridifying Eastern New Mexico
Clovis Field Day showcases cover crops, biochar, compost, perennial buffer strips and algae trials. READ MORE
The Living Edge
What a regenerative farmer has learned from planting hedgerows in New Mexico READ MORE
Hope and Wonder
Navona Gallegos reflects on a first year of soil health education for kids and youth. READ MORE
