The New Hampshire Soil Health Partnership is a collaboration between several individuals and groups. We share the common goal of providing resources and opportunities to farmers that will help them improve the health of the soils on their farm.

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What’s soil health? Soil health goes beyond soil fertility and considers factors like compaction, microbial diversity, organic matter content, stability, and structure.  Healthy soils function as a vital living ecosystem that sustains plants, animals, and humans. Learn more here. 

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The Partnership includes:

• The New Hampshire Association of Conservation Districts

• The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service- New Hampshire

• The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service- Soil Health Division

• The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension

• The University of New Hampshire Agroecology Lab

• Several individual farmers and consultants

• The ten NH County Conservation Districts:

  • Belknap​

  • Carroll

  • Cheshire

  • Coos

  • Grafton

  • Hillsborough

  • Merrimack

  • Rockingham

  • Strafford

  • Sullivan