This workshop will be a hands-on experience where attendees can follow the complete biochar-making process from start to finish. Attendees will be able to observe soil health practices in the field. Additionally, participants will learn about a new project called Resilient Agricultural Water Community Systems, or RAWCS, which focuses on developing innovative water and land management initiatives to enhance thriving agriculture in the western United States.

To register for this free NMSU College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences’ Department of Extension Plant Sciences event, visit https://rsvp.aces.nmsu.edu/soilhealth3.  

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