Acequia Rio de la Vaca- Photo taken my Thomas Hamm Dear Acequia Leader, Thank you so much for your contributions to your local acequia and your partnership with the New Mexico Acequia Association (NMAA!) NMAA is conducting a statewide … Continued
San Mateo Irrigation Association Bylaws Meeting -Photo taken by Serafina Lombardi By Olivia Romo, NMAA Staff As we enter the holiday season to enjoy all the wonderful food of the cosecha, acequieros continue to work hard preparing for their … Continued
By Donne Gonzales and Noberto Armijo In the month of October the AFSC farmer trainers Noberto Armijo and Donne Gonzales focused on helping farmer trainee Andrez Juarez with Fall/Winter crops on his land in Chimayo. The following is their … Continued
#GivingTuesday is a global day of giving. Your gift to the New Mexico Acequia Association supports our work throughout the year to fulfill our vision of acequias flowing with clean water and people working together to grow food and celebrate … Continued
NMAA would like to recognize the 2016 Photo Contest Winners! 1st Place: Daniel Sonis, "Bailing Hay" 2nd Place: Noberto Armijo, "Regando fields of ajo" 3rd Place: Donatella Davanzo, "Acequia in the farolito evening"
"Nuestra Agua, Nuestro Futuro: Acequias Rising!" Join us TOMORROW for the 17th Annual Congreso de las Acequias! November 19th 2016 Sagebrush Inn Taos, NM *All Welcome: Parciantes, Youth, Allies, Supporters* Register at the door 8:00am *Bendicion de … Continued
The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District has received a grant from the United States Bureau of Reclamation to put together a proposal to conduct a basin study in the Middle Rio Grande Basin from the Colorado State line to Elephant … Continued
We would like to thank all those who sponsored & made donations for this years Congreso de las Acequias! Your contribution is toward the future of protecting acequias, water rights & agricultural land for the future of New Mexico! … Continued
At this year’s Congreso, NMAA is honored to recognize leaders and projects statewide that are energizing the greater acequia community. *Earlier this year, the Taos Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) received a grant for more than $37,000 from the … Continued