Now You Know New Mexico

04/22/2020

04/18/2020

04/13/2020

The goal is to provide farmers monetary assistance and supplies needed to continue production this season in exchange for fresh, organic produce that can be donated to food pantries across

04/09/2020

If we think of the Earth as our farm individuality, and COVID-19 as the disease that has just shown up, how might the biodynamic perspective on pests and diseases be helpful?

By Thea Maria Carlson: If we think of the Earth as our farm individuality, and COVID-19 as the disease that has just shown up, how might the biodynamic perspective on pests and diseases be helpful?

04/03/2020

Our food supply is important. Milpa (Three Sisters) farming can and will play a huge part in feeding our communities!

Squash, beans, and corn have a long history of being planted together to benefit each other, the soil, and the nutritional needs of the people who grew them.

04/01/2020

Local farms have always been important...
ESPECIALLY NOW....

The spike in traffic for businesses that have been delivering to customers for years has prompted others to consider adapting their business models.

03/27/2020

HOW ONE YOUNG FARMER CHANGED HIS NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT

Located near Montello, Wisconsin, Eric Coddington returned to the family farm after college to work alongside his father. Coddington took a hiatus to gain his degree from Iowa State University in agronomy, graduating in 2017. Two years after graduation, Coddington reunited full-time with the farm he...

03/24/2020

The coronavirus outbreak may act as a refreshed reminder stimulating Americans to reflect on the importance of U.S. food purchases.

It is fair to say due to the global implications of the COVID-19 outbreak from a live Chinese food market, there could be “life or death” implications on what food we eat, how we produce it and where we buy it.

03/23/2020

Support Local. Order Takeout.

03/19/2020

Imagine a world where local small farms grow nutritionally dense crops supporting the health and wellness of the community. New Mexicans have a rich history in agriculture. Now You Know New Mexico creates opportunities and encourages investment in our communities statewide.

02/21/2020

Now You Know New Mexico understands how to improve the health of New Mexicans while simultaneously creating economic benefits for our diverse community. Entrepreneurs are most successful when they have access to the human, financial and professional resources they need, and operate in an environment in which government policies encourage and safeguard entrepreneurs. This network is described as the Entrepreneurship Ecosystem.
NYKNM creates an entrepreneurial ecosystem which targets the locally grown and produced products. We bridge the rural opportunity gap in New Mexico by empowering minorities, building markets and shared cost production.