Written By: Olivia Romo   On September 19th, 2015 in Taos, New Mexico the New Mexico Acequia Association hosted a workshop that recognized the work of two dedicated women farmers. Patricia Quintana and Gael Minton opened up their homes to … Continued

What acequias need to know!     Acequias safe guard themselves against future challenges and demonstrate attention to the laws set out to encourage a fair process by following the Open Meetings Act.   Five key points of the OMA Pass … Continued

Photo Taken By: Bill Adkison   NMAA Supports Parciantes in Defending Ag Tax Status By Serafina Lombardi, NMAA Staff   In the modern world acequias and parciantes have a slew of new challenges to face – one of these is … Continued

This spring we offered four workshops from Jemez Springs to Taos on Audits and Budgets for Acequias. Thanks to all the Commissioners and Mayordomos who made the time to participate! Representatives from the Department of Finance Administration, Office of the … Continued

Enter your photograph and you could win a $250 prize and your photo will be featured in our 2016 acequia calendar!   Photo Categories:   Acequia Landscape Photos in this category include the acequia landscape that show off your farm … Continued

We hope you can join us as we celebrate our 26th year of advocacy for New Mexico's acequias! "¡Unidos, Defendemos Nuestras Aguas!" the 16th annual Congreso de las Acequias will take place on Saturday, November 21st at the National Hispanic … Continued

DALLAS – (Oct. 8, 2015) Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced TEWA Woman United was selected as a grant recipient to address environmental justice (EJ) issues in Española, N. M. The grant enables the organization to conduct research, … Continued

It takes a diverse network of farmers, ranchers, processors, distributors and market organizers to make a difference in the future of agriculture. Join us to discuss your best ideas for ensuring a robust food and agriculture system in New Mexico. … Continued