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EQIP Applications Urged
NRCS New Mexico is urging immediate submittal of EQIP applications to
avoid any delays that could occur as a new Farm Bill, and the
regulations that will be necessary to implement it, are being
instituted. Dennis Alexander, NRCS State Conservationist, is saying NRCS
is taking the step to move forward with the FY 2008 program now, because
we face several unknowns.
For the full story
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Coming Soon: Riparian
Restoration Guide
NRCS and the New Mexico Association of Conservation
Districts have collaborated and are publishing "A Guide for Planning
Riparian Treatments in New Mexico" That is chuck full of illustrations
and photos of inventory, analysis, and design of riparian restoration.
Keep tuned to your local NRCS Field and Soil and Water Conservation
District offices for your copy.
Dam
Rehab Achieves Goals
The Piedra Liza Dam Project that took place during the spring and summer
of 2007, corrected all of the major deficiencies of the existing
structure, and helped assure the dam will continue to provide flood
protection for downstream users for another 100 years. For the full story
(920 KB)
PMC
Makes Rancher's Crop a Mission
The Los Lunas Plant Materials Center has made one of its many
missions the increase of very drought tolerant native grass species that
are commercially available in New Mexico. For
the full story (692 KB)
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