A high-tensile fence can be a game-changer for farmers due to its durability and low maintenance upkeep. But when you run a big ranch, you need a lot of fence. In this segment, rancher Ariel Greenwood of Triangle P ranch near Wagon Mound, New Mexico, shares how an Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP) grant helped fund a fencing project that was better for her cows, as well as the surrounding wildlife.

A high-tensile fence can be a game-changer for farmers due to its durability and low maintenance upkeep. But when you run a big ranch, you need a lot of fence. In this segment, rancher Ariel Greenwood of Triangle P ranch near Wagon Mound, New Mexico, shares how an Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP) grant helped fund a fencing project that was better for her cows, as well as the surrounding wildlife.

Using EQIP Funding to Support Wildlife-Friendly Fencing

A project from Quivira Coalition, Pathways to Resilience is producing radio segments that bring the voices of local people who tend the land to communities across New Mexico in order to help us all support connections back to the land.

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A project from Quivira Coalition, Pathways to Resilience is producing radio segments that bring the voices of local people who tend the land to communities across New Mexico in order to help us all support connections back to the land.

A project from Quivira Coalition, Pathways to Resilience is producing radio segments that bring the voices of local people who tend the land to communities across New Mexico in order to help us all support connections back to&nbsp;the land.

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Using EQIP Funding to Support Wildlife-Friendly Fencing

Using EQIP Funding to Support Wildlife-Friendly Fencing