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.
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.
Hope and Wonder
Navona Gallegos reflects on a first year of soil health education for kids and youth.
Land Degradation: The Secrets of Fixing the Soil with Biochar
In addition to improving soils in general, biochar can help address specific toxins and imbalances.
Building Resilience on High Desert Rangeland
Innovative young ranchers experiment with Silvopasture and Keyline Design.
Save the Farm, Save the Future: Film Screening and Panel in Albuquerque
Join us for a free event exploring agrivoltaics on Saturday 3/14/26 at Guild Cinema
A Growing Movement Looks to Decarbonize Death
Water cremation and human composting produce fewer emissions and return nutrients to the Earth.
Can Cows and Solar Power Coexist? We’re About to Find Out.
Solar grazing addresses concerns about renewable energy encroaching on food production and agribusiness.
Can We Produce More Food With Less Land?
We ask this question on World Soil Day. Rattan Lal, one of the world’s most renowned soil scientists, says yes.
Farming Resilience with Agrivoltaics
Collaborative research at Rio Grande Community Farm yields promising results for both renewable energy and food production.