Regenerative Ag Day 2023: Kiss the Ground Movie Screening in Santa Fe
Join us for a free screening of the KISS THE GROUND film courtesy of Kiss the Ground, NM Healthy Soil, Climate Change Leadership Institute and Violet Crown!
Kiss the Ground—The Movie
Peek behind the scenes of the movie KISS THE GROUND in this interview with featured soil health superstars Ray Archuleta, Gabe Brown and Kris Nichols.
Recommendations for the 2023 Farm Bill
Do we want a Farm Bill that embraces and fosters life or one that perpetuates our self destruction? Continuing the status quo and supporting a healthy future for agriculture and our planet are not mutually inclusive positions.
New Mexican Grain—On The Verge of a Renaissance?
Reviving our history of grain production ties into a larger goal of improving soil health and encouraging regenerative agriculture—but infrastructure investments, education and marketing are needed.
Restoring Rangeland in Northern New Mexico Using Keyline Design
The healthy soil project at the C-B Ranch is applying keyline principles and tools to make maximum use of precipitation.
Field Day in Pecos: Regenerative Agriculture in Action
Join us on Thursday September 15, 2022 to experience a diverse, multi-story farm field and participate in simple tasks tending the garden.
The Joy of Regenerative Agriculture
We have done an excellent job of educating young people about the horrors of climate change without giving them enough insight into solutions they can participate in, says Sheryl Karas with the Center for Regenerative Agriculture and Resilient Systems at CSU Chico.
NRDC Report: Pathways to Regenerative Agriculture
Regenerative agriculture is achievable—and needs support throughout the food system to reach its full potential concludes a new report by NRDC.
Grazing for Profit and Regeneration
CS Ranch in Colfax County will host a three-day, hands-on regenerative ranching school titled “Grazing for Profit and Regeneration,” presented by the Soil Health AcademyMay 31-June 2.
Benefits of Cover Crops Extend to Dry Areas
A new study shows that cover crops can improve most ecosystem services in water-limited environments without negative effects on food crop yields.