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Healthy Soil Program Helps Bring Life Back to the Surface

Three people sit around a blue studio table with mugs, papers, and a bag labeled "10 soil health principles." Two wear ANIDA hats, and studio lights are visible in the background.

2.13.26 – The New Mexico Department of Agriculture offers a grant program to help improve soil conditions around the state. Nash speaks with program co-lead Katie Crayton, as well as Taos-based soil health coordinator Tyler Zander, about the “Healthy Soil Program” and how these grants are healing the state’s scorched surface.  Correspondent: Nash Jones  Guests:  Katie…

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Protecting NM Water Following Trump Cuts

Two women stand and talk in a dry, rocky creek bed with leafless bushes and a pedestrian bridge in the background.

2.13.26 – Last year, the Trump administration gutted the Clean Water Act, which protected millions of acres of wetlands, rivers and streams. That has prompted state officials and environmental groups to try and plug the proverbial dam and take charge of ensuring water quality. Correspondent Elizabeth Miller joins Tricia Snyder, Rivers and Waters program director…

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