By Olivia Romo, NMAA Staff   "Un año si, y un año no" is a dicho spoken by many acequia farmers in New Mexico who understand that our weather cycles present challenges like drought, … Continued

By Olivia Romo, NMAA Staff   Acequias have historic, centuries old easements also known as derechos de entrada y salida or derechos de pasar. Acequia easements are recognized in state law, yet there are many disputes that arise over these … Continued

        Love Letter To An Acequia Farmer  By Olivia Romo, NMAA Staff The sounds of the bellowing cows, crunch of the snow,ice, and the slapping of wind against the plastic of the hoophouses remind me of you … Continued

  The NMAA is hosting a series of workshops on Acequia Audits and Budgets in collaboration with the Department of Finance and Administration and the Office of the State Auditor.  Workshop topics will include an overview of acequia responsibilities for … Continued

By Travis McKenzi   On November 7th our Sembrando Semillas familia came from Abiquiu, Atrisco, Chamisal, Chimayo, Española and Mora to celebrate our end of the year Cambalache at el rancho de Los Luceros in Alcalde. People brought the fruits … Continued

  Featured Article in the 2016 Green Fire Times  By Paula Garcia   Introduction: Creating visions for our future is about expressing hope and commitment, realizing that articulating a vision also commits you to manifesting that vision through a lifetime … Continued

  By Paula Garcia During the past two years, the Legislative Interim Committee on Land Grants has done some good work on developing policy recommendations and drafting legislation to benefit land grants. One policy proposal would not only benefit land … Continued

  Rio Arriba County Producers May be Eligible for Emergency Conservation Program Assistance   Signup accepted November 28th through December 23rd 2016 https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USFSA/bulletins/1734739?reqfrom=share

Request for Proposals The NMAA is seeking a qualified contractor to rebuild the organization's website, www.lasacequias.org. The current website is in need of substantial improvements including the following: Modern, user-friendly, visually appealing design Expanded content on the subject of acequias … Continued

The Board of Regents of New Mexico Highlands University unanimously approved naming the social work building at the university after the late Facundo Valdez, a long-time community leader who served on the Concilio of the New Mexico Acequia Association for … Continued