Healthy soil, cover crops and drought
soil & water conservation Will this year be another low-water drought year, or will the Rio...
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Feb 22, 2024 | Columns, Opinion | 0
soil & water conservation Will this year be another low-water drought year, or will the Rio...
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Jan 25, 2024 | Columns, Opinion | 0
Soil & Water Conservation With 2023 now in the rear-view mirror, I find myself looking...
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Nov 22, 2023 | Columns, Opinion | 0
Soil & water conservation As we all enter this time of thankfulness, please allow a few brief...
Read Moreby Mike Powers | News-Bulletin Staff Writer | Oct 26, 2023 | Features, Special Section Articles | 0
The value of water is certainly rising, and that’s why various factions, from environmental to governmental, agricultural to occupational, encourage homeowners to save water and save money.
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Sep 28, 2023 | Columns, Opinion | 0
Soil & Water Conservation The September arrival of monsoon moisture to the Isleta reach of...
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Mar 23, 2023 | Columns | 0
Our district plans to rebuild the preserve with climate-adapted plant selections in a manner that reduces the likelihood of another catastrophic fire, while being resilient in the face of our changing climate.
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Feb 23, 2023 | Columns, Opinion | 0
We doubly value those who still work the land as a time-honored tradition, especially as there are many reasons younger generations are choosing not to farm.
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Dec 29, 2022 | Columns, Opinion | 0
Oh, 2022 where hath thee gone? As I get older (I’m in the middle of my 57th trip around the sun),...
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Oct 27, 2022 | Columns, Opinion | 0
With Joseph’s recent passing, I reflect on how he represented an old-world fellow, polite and respectful, who walked the difficult line between being a man of his times (one of the first to laser-level his farm fields) and one who honored the cultural traditions of the Rio Grande Valley that the Moya family long ago made their home.
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Sep 22, 2022 | Columns, Opinion | 0
About mid-July we noted leaves on a few of the recovering trees going from the typical dark shades of green to lighter colors, even yellowing a bit. Gradually, these yellowed leaves turned brown and then dropped to the ground.
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | Jun 23, 2022 | Columns, Opinion | 0
Soil & Water Conservation As we all rejoice in the scattered rains of the last week, today I...
Read Moreby Andrew Hautzinger, guest columnist | May 19, 2022 | Columns, Opinion | 0
On April 11, 2022, the Big Hole Fire burned 904 acres of land along the floodplain of the Middle...
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