Laguna Natural Resource Conservation District

Laguna Natural Resource Conservation District The Laguna Natural Resource Conservation District was organized Oct 22, 1954. It currently has 1,347,091 acres.

The Board meets the third Thursday of the Month at the NRCS service center at noon.

02/18/2025
12/08/2024

Happy World Soil Day! Without soil, we couldn't grow the veggies you love. It’s the foundation of all we do.

To keep our soil happy and healthy, we start with regular testing that includes checking moisture, nutrients, and composition. Since soil varies by each location, monitoring is key for making informed farming decisions.

We practice crop rotation to naturally enrich the soil, reducing the need for extra inputs. Healthy soil structure improves water retention, reduces irrigation, and helps control weeds and pests. In areas with compaction, we plant cover crops to enhance soil health, prevent erosion, and boost vitality.

12/06/2024

When a picture says a thousand words! The beauty represents so many people that work tirelessly to get the lettuce to this point and so many amazing aspects of nature… too pretty not to share on this beautiful Friday! Wishing you all a wonderful weekend! (Photo credit: Robert Barnum)

12/06/2024
11/21/2024

Historically an ongoing effort, farmers and ranchers continue improving their water use, reducing the amount used by as much as 50% in some cases. Together farmers and ranchers are dedicated to preserving this precious resource to keep everyone fed and clothed.

Address

2197 S 4th Avenue Suite 104
Yuma, AZ
85364

Opening Hours

Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

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