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The quarterly Four Corners Economic Development Breakfast Briefing brought community leaders, NAPI representatives and New Mexico State officials to the Farmington Civic Center Nov. 15 to discuss ener...
New Mexico State University is leading a group of scientists working to develop genetic tools and resources to breed climate-adapted pecan trees.
In agriculture, especially growing fruit and vegetables, margins have long been tight, with labor costs and drought causing headaches. But now supply chain issues and the war in Eastern Europe have driven fuel and fertilizer prices way up. And farmers are having to make tough choices.
The Western Pecan Growers Association and co-sponsor NMSU will host the 56th Western Pecan Growers Association conference and trade show.
“Our goal is to create a roadmap to show the capacity NMSU has to solve specific problems in food, energy and water,” said Efren Delgado.