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Beginning Woman Farmer
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Improving Bird Habitat in Mexico
More Success Stories
21st Century Ranching Requires Diversification – CS Cattle Company, Cimarron, New Mexico
How to Increase Soil Health & Productivity in Two Years – NMSU Agricultural Science Center, Clovis, New Mexico
Improving Land Health & Animal Performance – Mesteño Draw Ranch, New Mexico, USA
CO Section SRM Excellent in Rangeland Conservation Award – 3R Ranch Beulah, Colorado, USA
Using Intensive Grazing to Grow More Grass – Bench Ranch, Fishtail, Montana, USA
Small Scale Colorado Sheep Operation Gets $630/Acre Gross Profit – Arriola Sunshine Farm, Colorado, USA
NM Ranch Study Shows Improved Grazing Strategy Increases Forage Production – Thornburg Foundation, WLA and ORC, Eastern New Mexico, USA
Make $50/Hour in the Cattle Business – Flying Diamond Ranch, Colorado, USA
Housing Development Pressure, Consumer Tastes and Ranch Succession – Five Dot Ranch, California, USA
Making a Farm Cash Flow – Fouch Farm, California, USA
Improving Soil Health & Farm Profitability – Brown’s Ranch, North Dakota, USA
Carbon Ranching – Ranney Ranch, New Mexico, USA
Land Stewardship – Rock Hills Ranch, South Dakota, USA
Saving Endangered Species – Grevy’s Zebra, East Africa
Young Agrarians – Avila Valley Farm, California, USA
Water as a Crop – 77 Ranch, Texas, USA
Saving Family Farms – Day Spring Farms Ltd., Saskatchewan, Canada
Beginning Woman Farmer – Boxcar Farm & Garden, Texas, USA
Improving Soil Fertility with Cover Crops – Fuller Farms, Kansas, USA
Increasing Land Production with Effective Management – Fulton Farms, Nebraska, USA
Mitigating Drought – JX Ranch, New Mexico, USA (from Acres USA article)
Improving Water Infiltration & Land Productivity – Carrizo Valley Ranch, New Mexico, USA
Raising Grassfed Beef & Healing California Grassland – T&O Cattle Co. & Morris Grassfed Beef, California, USA
Improving Quail Habitat – Birdwell & Clark Ranch, Texas, USA
Young Agrarians Grow Local Food – Full Heart Farm, Connecticut, USA
Creating Healthy Lives & Healthy Land –The A8 Ranch, Manitoba, Canada
Saving Family Farms – Spring Creek Farm, Manitoba, Canada
Saving Family Farms – Sunnybrae Farms, Saskatchewan, Canada
More Small Farms Mean More Local Food – Creekside Meadows Farm, New York, USA
Profitable Ranching – Ford Ranch, Texas, USA
Growing Food for Local Communities – Green Valley Farm, Connecticut, USA
Regenerative Ranching – Blackstone Ranch, New Mexico, USA
Soil Health Results from Planned Grazing on Rangelands – David West Station, Texas, USA
Working With Nature for Profitable Ranching – Gregg Simonds Ensign Ranches, Utah, USA
Improving Wildlife Habitat with Ranching – The J Bar L Ranch, Montana, USA
Sheep & Grapes are Profitable & Make Great Wine – Integrating Livestock & Vineyards, California, USA
Soil Health & Profitable Ranching – Walt Davis Ranch, Oklahoma, USA
Bring Back the Birds – Mob Grazing on Jeffery Island, Nebraska, USA
Improving Wildlife Habitat with Cattle – The Deseret Land & Livestock Company, Utah USA
Adelene is a native of Arkansas and loves exploring the state’s natural trails. Her passion for education and technology led her to earn a master’s in learning systems technology from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. With her professional experience managing student/client databases and instructional design, Adelene will bring skill and understanding to her role as Office Manager & Instructional Designer at HMI. Her focus on making education more accessible to diverse communities is evident through her volunteer work as an executive director for a scholarship program and as a member of the student affairs committee. Adelene is devoted to creating educational opportunities that align with HMI’s mission to promote healthy, resilient lands and thriving communities.
