Daniel O Saenz

Sentli Center for Regenerative Agriculture, located in Edinburg, TX, is committed to promoting sustainable farming through its 20-acre certified organic urban farm, Terra Preta Farm. Founded by Juan and Shakera Raygoza in 2009, the farm focuses on supplying the Rio Grande Valley with fresh, local, and organic produce while maintaining a strong emphasis on healthy soils and environmentally-friendly practices. Through their Farm2Go program and community initiatives, Sentli connects local consumers to fresh produce and encourages hands-on learning about sustainable agriculture. The center welcomes volunteers and offers educational opportunities for individuals and students to engage with nature and understand the importance of stewardship in food production. Generated from the website

The Valley Land Fund is a conservation organization dedicated to preserving, expanding, and enhancing the native wildlife habitat in the Rio Grande Valley. Over the past 30 years, they have successfully protected over 11,000 acres of wildlife habitat, while also educating the public about the importance of land conservation and the protection of natural resources. Through their involvement in various conservation projects, from Falcon Dam to South Padre Island, the Valley Land Fund aims to conserve the diverse biotic communities and water resources found in South Texas. They also encourage landowners to play a crucial role in wildlife conservation and offer opportunities for kids to explore and photograph the natural areas in the region.Generated from the website

The Texas/Mexico Border Coalition (TMBC) is a community-based organization located in San Isidro, TX. With a focus on supporting agricultural producers in the region, TMBC works to provide assistance and resources to those who have suffered drought losses or eligible disaster-related losses. Through partnerships with organizations like the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency and Prairie View A&M University, TMBC helps farmers and ranchers apply for emergency loans and enroll in disaster assistance programs, ensuring they receive the financial support they need. Led by a dedicated team of staff and guided by their purpose and principles, TMBC has been instrumental in processing loan applications and providing training and technical assistance to agricultural producers since 1994. Serving the counties of Cameron, Hidalgo, Starr, Willacy, and Zapata, TMBC encourages farmers and ranchers to take advantage of their services and apply for assistance as soon as possible to avoid delays and secure the maximum amount of financial aid available.Generated from the website