West Texas, the Permian Basin, the Trans-Pecos region, and Southeast New Mexico are not just our service area. They are where we live, where we work, and where our family has spent decades on the land. That distinction matters. Our team brings a depth of regional knowledge that goes far beyond what can be learned in a classroom or carried in from another part of the country.

Over the course of nearly six decades of combined federal conservation service and agricultural operations in this region, our team has worked directly with landowners, ranchers, farmers, and energy operators across hundreds of thousands of acres of West Texas and Southwest terrain. That accumulated experience across so many properties, soil types, water systems, and land use scenarios gives us a practical understanding of this region that generalist consulting firms simply cannot offer.

We know the caliche hardpan that complicates revegetation. We know the way water moves, or fails to move, across the Trans-Pecos. We understand the wind erosion pressures of the Permian Basin, the brush encroachment challenges facing rangelands throughout the region, and the reclamation realities that come with oil and gas operations on sensitive desert soils. This is not knowledge we acquired secondhand. It is knowledge built through years of field work, conservation planning, and hands-on engagement with the clients and communities that make up this region.

W and J Farms is actively expanding its reach across the broader Southwest as demand for private conservation services continues to grow. Whether your operation is in our established service area or in an adjacent region, we welcome the conversation and are committed to bringing the same standard of care and expertise to every client we serve.