HMI is excited to announce our two newest board members, Delane Atcitty and Brian Wehlburg. Delane Atcitty Delane lives at the Taos Pueblo in Taos, New Mexico. He is the Executive Director for the Indian Nations Conservation Alliance. He earned a M.S. in Ranch Management and Agribusiness from ... Read More
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How to Increase Soil Health & Productivity in Two Years
By Ann Adams, HMI Executive Director and NM CEWL Communications Working Group New Mexico Cover Crop Research We’ve all heard about how cover crops can improve soil health and productivity. But, how does that translate in New Mexico? Ask Rajan Ghimire, a soil researcher at New Mexico State ... Read More
HMI 2019 Annual Report
Ann Adams Dear HMI Community, 2019 was a year of hard work that helped us build resilience for our organization. In an effort to put as much money towards programs as possible, we decided to sell our building and was able to accomplish that at the end of 2019, having all systems in place for a ... Read More
Acknowledging Emotion as the Way Forward
Guest Blog by Bluesette Campbell, of B-C Ranch near Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada and HMI Certified Educator Trainee. Don, Bluesette, and Mark Campbell of B-C Ranch There’s no need to describe that the times we are currently living in have transformed the definition of ‘normal’ for ... Read More
New HMI Director of Strategic Initiatives
HMI is excited to announce our new Director of Strategic Initiatives, Wayne Knight. Wayne is an internationally-recognized rancher from South Africa as well as a Holistic Management Certified Educator and consultant since 2006. He also served on HMI’s Board of Directors from 2013-2019. In 2013 ... Read More
Collaborative Range Management is for the Birds
PC: Bird Conservancy of the Rockies In a blog post on the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies website Angela Dwyer, asked the question "What if it were possible to have your conservation cake and eat it too?" She is referring to a Collaborative Adaptive Range Management (CARM) project that the Bird ... Read More
Turning Liabilities into Opportunities with COVID-19
**Scholarships Available** There is no doubt these are challenging and uncertain times. Many producers are concerned that the slim margins they have struggled with for years will grow even more challenging with closed markets, closed meat processing plants, and challenging weather. A recent ... Read More
Holistic Soil Health Champions
Guest Blog by Christina Allday-Bondy Soil Health Workshop Photo Credit: Isabelle Jenniches One of the unifying themes of Holistic Management is care for the soil. In biological monitoring we check (among other things) the percent bare ground, evidence of animals, hints of soil ... Read More
