NMSU Cooperative Extension

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Providing practical, research-based knowledge and programs to improve the quality of life of New Mexicans

NMSU College of ACES was proud to host a collaborative workshop focused on efficient water use and long-term sustainability in pecan orchards! Agricultural leaders, researchers, and pecan industry stakeholders from both sides of the US-Mexico border gathered to share their knowledge. #agriculture

Image from the back of a classroom set up with long tables with red table cloths. Participants are all looking at the speaker at the front of the classroom away from the camera while she uses the board to present.

Get a FREE well water flow meter from the NM State Engineer as part of the LRG AMIGO program, which monitors groundwater hydrological conditions. NMOSE can also install pressure transducers to monitor water levels. Learn more: Alfred Perrault at 575-888-3949 or J.R. Hennessey at 575-888-3945.

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Introducing the new Chaves County Extension Office! This 4,830 sq ft facility with space for 98 occupants will host classes, workshops, and other programming to better serve the people of Chaves County with practical, research-based knowledge and information. Stop by and say hello!

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