What Does National Agriculture Month Mean to Us?

We celebrate National Ag Month to bring awareness to the significant contribution that the agricultural industry has on our society and its influence on our future. From food production to job creation, agriculture enriches nearly every part of our lives and plays a vital role in our local communities and across the country.

"Agriculture is our wisest pursuit because it will, in the end, contribute most to real wealth, good morals & happiness." –Thomas Jefferson

Show thanks this National Ag Month

Each March, National Ag Month takes place to show our appreciation to all of the dedicated hands that play a role in our nation's agriculture. And just how far does the impact of agriculture stretch? Well, almost everything you eat, use, and wear each day is a result of someone in the ag industry.

On March 22nd, we celebrate National Ag Day. This day brings producers, ag associations, corporations, universities, government agencies, and countless others together to recognize all that our industry brings to the table through programs and activities. According to the Agriculture Council of America (ACA), this day encourages Americans to educate themselves and their children on a handful of topics, including:

• How food, fiber, and renewable resource products are produced.
• The essential role of agriculture in maintaining a strong economy.
• The role agriculture plays in providing safe, abundant, and affordable products.
• Career opportunities in the agriculture, food, fiber, and renewable resource industries.

Our service to the ag industry

As a family-owned, global seed supplier, we proudly serve as cultivation consultants to meet the growing demand for high-quality seeds from farmers and ranchers across the U.S. From sourcing and processing native seeds to supporting our customers on countless projects, we're grateful for the role we play in the ag industry. Our economy would not be what it is today without the men and women who show up each day.

We're a proud New Mexican seed company 

With over 24,500 farms and 43.2 million acres of farmland, the Land of Enchantment brings more to the table than just scenic landscapes and diverse terrain. Farming is a huge part of New Mexico’s history, with production being a top contributor to its economy. New Mexico’s top farming and agricultural commodities include livestock and crops. Read more about the impact of New Mexico agriculture.