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Healthy Soil Program

Restoring Rangeland in Northern New Mexico Using Keyline Design

Restoring Rangeland in Northern New Mexico Using Keyline Design

by | posted in: Champions, Regenerative Ag | 3

The healthy soil project at the C-B Ranch is applying keyline principles and tools to make maximum use of precipitation.

Healthy Soil Program, keyline, ranching
Soil health: simultaneously progressive and traditional

Soil health: simultaneously progressive and traditional

by | posted in: Soil health principles | 0

The Vigil y Romo acequia and the Taos Land Trust have been working collaboratively on healthy soils projects over the past 3 years.

Healthy Soil Program
Working with the Ecosystem rather than Against it

Working with the Ecosystem rather than Against it

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

At Barnhouse Farms in Melrose, the NM Healthy Soil Program supports increased sustainability and profitability for our agricultural community.

Healthy Soil Program, soil health principles, water
Microgrant helps Young Farmer invest in Soil Health

Microgrant helps Young Farmer invest in Soil Health

by | posted in: Soil health assessment | 0

Healthy Soil Program grant funding allowed Ian Colburn of solarpunk farm to give cover crops a try and not be afraid to make mistakes.

Cover Crops, Healthy Soil Program
Building a Microfarm from the Ground Up

Building a Microfarm from the Ground Up

by | posted in: Animals, Champions, Regenerative Ag | 3

Rocket Punch Farm in Belen uses no-till sheet mulching and ecological pest control methods modeled after the urban farms, community gardens, and school gardens in Washington, DC.

animals, Healthy Soil Program, mulch, No-Till
Soil and cultural regeneration of agriculture

Soil and cultural regeneration of agriculture

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag | 0

New Mexico farmer Mark LeClaire talks about the urgent need for our community to invest in forward-looking projects that regenerate both the soil and the cultural aspects of agriculture.

biodiversity, climate, community, Healthy Soil Program, No-Till, urban farming
New Beginnings: Bale Grazing to improve Soil Health

New Beginnings: Bale Grazing to improve Soil Health

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

Beginning farmer Mira Merritt shares her family’s experience with the Healthy Soil Program and their success in using ground cover and livestock to improve the health of the soil.

Healthy Soil Program, soil health principles, video

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