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Because of last year’s massive wildfires and floods, farmers and ranchers are dealing with clogged-up irrigation systems affecting their livelihoods. Now, they’re looking for ways
We want to hear from you! Dan Hobbs, the Cooperative Specialist for the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union will be facilitating an in-person community “Listening Session”
Questa is an agrarian community with a cultural history of ranching and farming; there is a resurgence of interest in getting back to the land
The Mountain West is experiencing its worst drought in the past 1,200 years, while at the same time, food demand is expected to increase between
By Feliz OrtegaTaos County Fair was held Aug.19-21, and our Questa Achievers 4-H Club did an outstanding job. Congratulations on their accomplishments at the Taos
Over the last few years, the Questa Farmers Market site, adjacent to the Questa Visitor Center, has become a welcoming place for the community to
The Taos County Historical Society announces its next public program ”Traditional Agricultural Practices in Taos,” by Miguel Santistevan on June 4, 2022, at 2 pm.
The Questa Land and Water Board is entertaining ideas from local farmers and interested residents to establish an Agricultural Cooperative on land presently owned by
Ten years ago, our founder Nan Fisher started the Taos Seed Exchange. Many of our readers know Nan, and even more have benefitted from her
2022 Farmer-in-training (FIT) Program From ALIANZA AGRICULTURA DE TAOS Alianza Agricultura de Taos is proud to be partners with Ft. Lewis College in Durango, Colorado!
Do you want to be an intern? The intended age group is 14-18, but if you’re younger and have a strong interest, this program may