On October 12, 2019 twenty-seven people from Albuquerque to Farmington braved the cold to learn about the importance of soil health and holistic goal setting at the Rio Fernando Park Open Gate Field Day. The Rio Fernando Park, owned by the Taos Land Trust, was prepared to host their annual ... Read More
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A Seasion of Giving
At this time of the year, we often find ourselves counting our blessings while appreciating the gifts that we’ve been given. Here at Holistic Management International, we’re no different. Here are just a few of the gifts that we’re grateful for. The Gift of Healthy Land Healthy land ... Read More
How Food Grown In The U.S. Is Processed Globally
by guest blogger Bobbi Peterson from Living Life Green The importance of food as a product is not up for debate or discussion. As one of the most important and fundamental economical products on the planet, the industry requires close management and care. Food production, on a global scale, gets ... Read More
Tailwinds and River Bends: Wander Like Water
People living in the same community are 65% identical. How? Over 65% of the human body is made of water, and neighbors drinking water from the same source share more in common than they realize! Unfortunately countless Americans cannot name the river, aquifer, lake or ocean their water comes from. A ... Read More
Raising Green Kids: 25 Ways to Teach Your Kids About Sustainability
by guest blogger Bobbi Peterson from Living Life Green Teaching your kids about sustainability is vital to their survival in a post-climate change world. Knowing where to start can be tough, so check out these ideas to get going. Lead by Example The most important aspect of teaching kids ... Read More
Applying Holistic Management® Principles to Build a Net-Zero Home
Summarized from IN PRACTICE article, Building a Net Zero House Holistically written by Elizabeth Marks, Issue #170, pages 3-4. Summarized by Renee Roberts After 20 years of renting, Elizabeth Marks, an HMI Certified Educator in New York, decided to build her dream home utilizing Holistic ... Read More
Who Is HMI?
Earth Day always prompts me to think how much my understanding of and relationship with nature has shifted since I learned about Holistic Management 21 years ago. I have always enjoyed being in nature whether it was camping, hiking, or being among growing plants. But, when I began my training as a ... Read More
How to Renew and Regenerate Agriculture–Support HMI Scholarships
There was a recent article on The Federalist website responding to an article in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) about how American Agriculture is headed toward a bust. The main cause for this bust would be the U.S. share of the world grain market is shrinking and the price of corn continues to drop. ... Read More
