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Welcome to the NRCS New Mexico Web Site.

   
Photograph of snow up in the New Mexico mountains.

New Mexico Sees Healthy February Snowpack

What does this mean for spring and summer water supplies?

Unlike some other parts of the western U.S., New Mexico is enjoying above-average snowpack across most of the state.
 

. . . Read the news release

. . . Visit New Mexico Snow Survey Web Site

 
Photograph of a High Tunnel

Conservation Funding Available for Organic Farms and Ranches

New Mexico NRCS Announces March 12, 2010 Application Cutoff

Certified organic producers and those transitioning to organic production in New Mexico are encouraged to apply for conservation funding through the Organic Initiative of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).  Applications must be submitted by March 12, 2010 to be considered for current-year funding.

. . . Read the news release

. . . Visit the EQIP Organic Initiative Web site
 
Natural Resources Reporter

Subscribe to the "Natural Resources Reporter"

For insight into NRCS New Mexico's cutting edge conservation technology, a sneak peak into the successes of your neighboring farmers and ranchers, or a glance at some of our partners' achievements, sign up for the Natural Resources Reporter newsletter. It is published by NRCS New Mexico, free, and emailed to you bi-monthly.

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Conservation Showcase

Conservation Showcase

So, what are examples of some of the best conservation efforts in New Mexico?  Visit our Conservation Showcase site to meet New Mexicans who are accepting the challenge.
 
Let Us Help You Find It

Let Us Help You Find It

Whether you are new to NRCS New Mexico or a professional looking for our more technical information, click here for a glossary that helps guide you to some of our more popular sites.

The Natural Resources Conservation Service provides leadership in a partnership effort to help people conserve, maintain, and improve our natural resources and environment.

Last Modified: 02/05/2010