Central Curry Soil & Water Conservation District

Central Curry Soil & Water Conservation District We promote and help producers conserve soil health and water resources.

09/04/2026

Get down to earth at the 2026 New Mexico Soil Health Conference, Oct. 14 and 15 in Albuquerque’s South Valley! New Mexico farmers, ranchers and land managers can explore practical soil health strategies and the five soil health principles. Attend in person for $25 (space is limited) or online for free.

Registration is required; visit https://alwaysanaggie.org/donate/nm-soil-health-conference/. Questions? Email [email protected].

Please join us on Saturday, August 29th at 9 am at the Milnesand Community Center for the Adaptive Grazing, Soil Health,...
08/26/2026

Please join us on Saturday, August 29th at 9 am at the Milnesand Community Center for the Adaptive Grazing, Soil Health, and Drought Resilience Workshop. The workshop is FREE and lunch will be provided! Hope to see you there!

08/26/2026

Don't let Dalmatian Toadflax spot your land—stop this yellow invader!
Check the New Mexico Department of Agriculture or your local soil and water conservation district to report or manage this w**d.

08/20/2026

Come view our helpful information portion under the Agriculture and Horticulture section of our website! Many people have been asking for some information on Field Dodder in their lawns. Click on our link and read more about Dodder!
https://curryextension.nmsu.edu/agriculture.html

08/19/2026

A Real Pain in the Land: Sweep Away Canada Thistle This Noxious W**d Wednesday

08/03/2026

💧 Out here in eastern New Mexico, water isn’t just a utility—it’s our future.

The Ogallala Aquifer is what our homes, farms, and businesses depend on—but it’s being used faster than it can naturally recharge.

Much of this took thousands of years to build.
We’re using it far more quickly than that.

What we do today will determine how long it lasts.

The Ogallala Land & Water Conservancy works with landowners through voluntary conservation and the retirement of irrigation wells to help protect water for future generations.

And the small steps we take at home can make a meaningful difference.

💧

07/29/2026

***Class B Invaders: Stop the Spread, Protect the Land!***
We have now made it through all the Class B species on the NMDA Noxious W**d List.
Up next..... well you will have to wait until next Wednesday to find out!

07/23/2026

Quack Attack: Eradicate the Invader!
A little late night Noxious W**d Wednesday info.

07/22/2026

🤝 Local conservation makes a statewide impact.

Every Soil and Water Conservation District in New Mexico plays a vital role in protecting the resources that sustain our farms, ranches, wildlife, and communities.

NMACD is working to secure increased base funding for conservation districts so they can continue providing the technical assistance, education, and conservation programs that make a lasting difference across our state.

Your support helps strengthen the future of conservation in New Mexico.

Together, we can ensure our conservation districts have the tools they need to continue serving the land and the people who depend on it.



These are written to be informative and encouraging without sounding like a lobbying campaign, which tends to perform better on social media while still communicating NMACD's message.

07/15/2026

Ban the Bur! Its Noxious W**d Wednesday!

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918 Parkland Drive
Clovis, NM
88101

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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