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Author Archives: admin

Getting into the Weeds
18 May 2026

Getting into the Weeds

by admin | posted in: Regenerative Ag, Restoration | 0

When rebuilding soil biology in depleted soil, weed management matters.

farming, gardening, soil biology
Protect Farms from Global Fertilizer Disruptions: Invest in Soil Health
2 May 2026

Protect Farms from Global Fertilizer Disruptions: Invest in Soil Health

by admin | posted in: Compost, Economics | 0

Healthy soils and compost can reduce the need for added fertilizers on New Mexico farms.

compost, economics, farming
Technology, ancient grazing systems transform NM’s cattle ranches
27 Apr 2026

Technology, ancient grazing systems transform NM’s cattle ranches

by admin | posted in: Animals, Regenerative Ag | 0

Using virtual fencing to mimic historic grazing patterns can dramatically improve soil health.

AMP, grazing, ranching
Impacts of Silage Tarps on Soil Arthropods, Soil Properties and Crop Yields
19 Apr 2026

Impacts of Silage Tarps on Soil Arthropods, Soil Properties and Crop Yields

by admin | posted in: Animals, Economics, Research | 2

Research provides new insights on chemical-free method to control weeds without compromising soil health.

farming, No-Till, research, soil biology
It’s Tax Time: Donate your State Tax Refund to NMDA’s Healthy Soil Program
15 Apr 2026

It’s Tax Time: Donate your State Tax Refund to NMDA’s Healthy Soil Program

by admin | posted in: for eaters, Policy | 0

Your contribution supports the Healthy Soil Program under the NM Department of Agriculture

community, Healthy Soil Program, regenerative
Earth Day: Regenerative Agriculture in New Mexico
6 Apr 2026

Earth Day: Regenerative Agriculture in New Mexico

by admin | posted in: Regenerative Ag, Soil health principles | 0

Regenerative agriculture centers on practices that benefit the whole ecosystem–starting with the soil.

climate, farming, Healthy Soil Program, regenerative
Stewarding Southwestern Rangelands: Meet the Audubon Working Lands Team
3 Apr 2026

Stewarding Southwestern Rangelands: Meet the Audubon Working Lands Team

by admin | posted in: Animals | 1

Productive ranching and healthy ecosystems go hand-in-hand.

ranching, wildlife
Update on 2026 Composting Legislation
23 Mar 2026

Update on 2026 Composting Legislation

by admin | posted in: Compost, Policy | 0

Meaningful progress was made, laying the groundwork for more composting action in the next legislative session.

compost, policy
Celebrating the International Year of the Woman Farmer
1 Mar 2026

Celebrating the International Year of the Woman Farmer

by admin | posted in: Resources | 0

Our new program aims to build social capital among women working in agriculture in New Mexico

community, diversity, resources, social justice, women in ag
Building Resilience on High Desert Rangeland
27 Feb 2026

Building Resilience on High Desert Rangeland

by admin | posted in: Climate Change, Regenerative Ag | 0

Innovative young ranchers experiment with Silvopasture and Keyline Design.

biodiversity, inoculants, keyline, ranching, regenerative, silvopasture

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