Get Assistance with Comprehensive Assessment of Soil Health
NM Healthy Soil Working Group is now offering free assistance in assessing your soil health
using Cornell University’s CASH Protocol.
NM Healthy Soil Working Group is now offering free assistance in assessing your soil health
using Cornell University’s CASH Protocol.
Let’s take care of our Land of Enchantment, honor farmers and ranchers, grow our local food economy, help solve the climate crisis, conserve water and restore our soils!
Starting Saturday, March 26th, 2022 the Middle Rio Grande Community Soil Health Lab will be open to the public for soil, water, compost testing services, and more.
Amanda Bramble, systems designer for Ampersand Sustainable Learning Center in Cerrillos, shares about the magic of composting and nature’s cycles.
A new study shows that cover crops can improve most ecosystem services in water-limited environments without negative effects on food crop yields.
Although climate change is a global issue, it can and must be addressed locally. Start by restoring local natural cycles, and the first cycle we look to is water.
AMP involves managing livestock using multiple small paddocks to provide periods of short duration/high stock density grazing followed by adequate forage rest and recovery periods.
Andrew Hautzinger, District Director of the Valencia Soil & Water Conservation District takes us on a journey starting at the microscopic level of the soil, across the state and throughout our nation.