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29 episodi
da 29 Marzo 2021
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Learn about applying for a farm loan through the Farm Service Agency (FSA). FSA offers loans to help farmers and ranchers get the financing they need to start, expand or maintain a family farm.   Sunny Dooley, based in Vanderwagon, New Mexico, is a storyteller, folklorist and cultural consultant …

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Learn about applying for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). Through EQIP, NRCS works one-on-one with producers to develop a conservation plan that outlines conservation practices and activities to help solve on-farm resource issues. Producers implement practices and activities in …
Learn about applying for the Conservation Stewardship Program. Whether you are looking to improve grazing conditions, increase crop resiliency, or develop wildlife habitat, a custom designed CSP plan can help meet those goals. NRCS can help you identify natural resource problems in your operation a…
Edward “Bardo” Gonzales gained a hoop house, drip irrigation, pest management system, and soil-moisture indicators through an NRCS EQIP grant, all on the land his family has lived and farmed on for multiple generations. Here, Bardo speaks to his positive experience working with the NRCS, as well as…
Farmer Toribio Gonzales has been farming his whole life, but he hasn’t always irrigated with drip tape. With help from an NRCS grant, Toribio continues to be an active parciante (member and user) of the Acequia de Lino in Chamisal, New Mexico with the addition of a drip irrigation system.    Tori…
Farmer Donne Gonzales runs an acequia-irrigated vegetable and poultry farm in Chamisal, New Mexico, a historically agricultural village. As the director of the New Mexico Acequia Association’s youth farmer training program, Las Sembradores, and a farmer who says she has built her farm with “a lot o…
At LeDoux Grange, an organic-certified, diversified vegetable farm in the mountains of Mora County, New Mexico, beneficial pollinators like honey bees, hover flys, and lady bugs get to forage for longer thanks to a high tunnel. During the margins of the growing season, when nothing outside is flowe…
At 7,400 feet in elevation, LeDoux Grange, an organic-certified vegetable farm outside of Mora, New Mexico, faces cold temperatures. In this segment, farmer Kristin Swoszowski-Tran shares how installing a high-tunnel, partially funded by an Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP) grant, allo…
For her crops to thrive in a harsh climate, farmer Kristin Swoszowski-Tran needed infrastructure to protect her grains, tomato plants, and pulses from the 65 mph winds that rip through her valley. With the help of an Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP) grant, Swoszowski-Tran was able to …
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