Technology, ancient grazing systems transform NM’s cattle ranches
Using virtual fencing to mimic historic grazing patterns can dramatically improve soil health.
Stewarding Southwestern Rangelands: Meet the Audubon Working Lands Team
Productive ranching and healthy ecosystems go hand-in-hand.
Building Resilience on High Desert Rangeland
Innovative young ranchers experiment with Silvopasture and Keyline Design.
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.
Adoption of adaptive grazing ‘so old, it’s new again’
Adaptive grazing mimics historical patterns of bison herds.
From the Ground Up: Soil Health and the Three Creeks Grazing Project
Visit the epicenter of one of the most ambitious public lands grazing experiments in the country.
‘Growing Soil’ Through Adaptive Grazing
Fernando Falomir uses cattle as the primary tool for land restoration
Embrace Change: Cultivating Pasture Diversity
Transitioning from a monoculture to more diverse native species is not a neat process.
New Mexico LandLink connects Farmers, Ranchers and Landowners
New website by NMSU Extension addresses critical land access needs in the state.
Graze-a-thon at El Sueño Ranch
A real-life example of how grazing planning is done to address production needs and conservation goals.