Technical assistance

what we do

We deliver hands-on technical expertise to help producers plan smarter, manage their land better, and unlock the funding needed to grow.

returning circles

Returning Circles is a revegetation initiative focused on the ecologically viable and economically resilient restoration of retired croplands in the San Luis Valley. The project involves 120 acres at Klecker Ranch, where native grasses are being reestablished to reduce wind erosion, improve soil health, and enhance water retention.

By using locally adapted seed mixes and regenerative land practices, Returning Circles serves as a replicable model for post-irrigation land use in the region.

The project demonstrates how ecological recovery and rural livelihoods can move forward together in response to drought and water scarcity.

This $20,000 project, funded by Zero Foodprint, was designed and managed by SECANA Co in 2024.