Events

Cuba SWCD hosts frequent events and shares upcoming projects with the community. Check out some of the current events and ongoing projects taking place. Be sure to check back for regular updates.

Upcoming events


The NM Farmer Innovation Program’s 2026 Urban Agriculture Initiative Micro-Grants will be made available to New Mexico-based agricultural producers, producer cooperatives, political subdivisions of the state or local government, Tribal entities and agencies, and nonprofit organizations for projects that increase or improve healthy food access in urban areas, including Tribal communities and small towns throughout the state. Urban farming is defined as farms located in areas with populations over 5,000 people or 2,000 households. These grants are competitive and will be awarded in amounts of up to $20,000, based on eligibility and ability to meet the funding criteria. Each successful applicant can only receive one Micro-Grant. Projects must take place before November 30, 2026. These grants are one-time-only awards given to grantees for short-term projects. 

Date: January 20, 2026
Webinar Q&A: January 27, from 4-6pm MT on Zoom. Email: nmfip@farmtotablenm.org
Mail Address: Farm to Table, 518 Old Santa Fe Trail, Suite 1, Box 171 Santa Fe, NM 87505. 

Applications Due by February 19, 2026. 

Urbam Farming Grant Opportunities

The NM Farmer Innovation Program’s 2026 Rural and Tribal Agriculture Initiative Micro-Grants will be made available by Farm to Table to agricultural producers, political subdivisions of the state or local government, Tribal entities and agencies, and non-profit organizations that are working to provide solutions for our changing climate in projects that advance regenerative agriculture in Rural and Tribal communities. These Micro-Grants are small, one-time-only awards given to grantees for short-term projects and are awarded through Farm to Table’s New Mexico Farmer Innovation Program.  This program is a pilot program effort focused on  conservation and climate smart agriculture for New Mexico farmers. These Micro-Grants  are competitive and will be awarded in amounts of up to $20,000, based on eligibility and ability to meet the funding criteria. Each successful applicant can only receive one Micro-Grant. Projects must take place before November 30, 2026.

Date: January 20, 2026
Webinar Q&A: January 27, from 4-6pm MT on Zoom. Email: nmfip@farmtotablenm.org
Mail Address: Farm to Table, 518 Old Santa Fe Trail, Suite 1, Box 171 Santa Fe, NM 87505. 

Applications Due by February 19, 2026. 

Rural and Tribal Agriculture Micro-grants

Make your garden a sustainable success! Learn seasonal tips for growing your garden with Bethany Abrahamson, Sandoval County Cooperative Extension Agriculture Agent!

Date: February 26, 2026
Time: 12:30pm - 1:15pm
Location: Community Center @ the County Fairgrounds, 57 Rodeo Road, Cuba, NM

Visit with Extension afterward at the Cuba Soil & Water Conservation District office, and get your garden, farm, and livestock questions answered!

Date: February 26, 2026
Time: 1:30pm - 3:30pm
Location: 109 County Road 11, Cuba, NM

ASK THE AG AGENT!