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.
The Middle Rio Grande Community Soil Health Lab is Going Live
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.
Healthy Soil Program: Application dates announced
New Mexico Department of Agriculture announced an 8-week application period for
FY23 Healthy Soil Program grants,
opening Friday, March 18, 2022
and closing Thursday, May 12, 2022.
Grant Workshop Series for the New Mexico Healthy Soil Program
Do you have ideas for improving the health of your soils? Learn how to apply for funding through the NM Healthy Soil Program, administered by the NM Department of Agriculture.
We’re offering scholarships!
Apply now to participate in online or in-person courses to further your understanding of soil health and regenerative agriculture.
Join the New Mexico Cover Crop Seed Collective!
Are you interested in growing out cover crops for seed? Whether you are new to seed saving or an experienced grower, have just a little bit of space or a lot –everyone is welcome to the inaugural meeting of the … Continued
New Resources on Soil Invertebrates from the Xerces Society
New handbook and webinar series focusses on the diverse, often overlooked, and yet essential major invertebrates found in temperate agricultural soils.
Composting in Winter?
Master Composter John Zarola shares his wisdom on how to keep microbes and worms happy and your compost going –even in cold temperatures.
Introducing the LandPKS Habitat Module
LandPKS is a free app, developed at the Jornada Experimental Range in New Mexico. The new module provides a way to learn about local wildlife and how to create more habitat.
Opportunity: Soil Health Planning for New Mexico Farmers or Ranchers
Quivira Coalition is offering free farm or ranch planning to help New Mexico farmers and ranchers improve soil health.