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1: Agriculture had a tough year (12/25/95)

2: Student organizations promote agriculture (2/24/95)

3: Agriculture will play large role in Valley (2/26/95)

4: Carlos Rosencrans joins NMSU Agriculture Department (10/1/96)

5: Bountiful snow boost water for county agriculture (6/4/95)

6: Ag awareness (let.) [Mesilla Park Elementary Agriculture Awareness Week] (5/15/95)

7: State agriculture officials want interstate meat shipment law abolished (6/7/96)

8: Agriculture linked to tourism in promoting state (1/26/95)

9: Study breaks down impact of N.M. agriculture (6/15/95)

10: U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman appoints Las Crucen Thomas C. Simpson (1/10/96)

11: Honey bees honored this month for their contribution to agriculture (9/30/96)

12: Mesilla Valley farmer [Arnold Harrison] recalls agriculture as free enterprise (3/10/97)

13: Professor Lowell Catlett receives 1995-1996 Distinguished Service to Agriculture Citation award (12/1/95)

14: F&A Dairy Products supports other segments of agriculture industry; wholesale cheese make offers less visible benefits to community (11/20/95)

15: F&A Dairy Products supports other segments of agriculture industry; little known facts about dairy cows, milk (11/20/95)

16: NMSU professor [Dr. John Fowler] receives honor [1996-97 Distinguished Service to Agriculture Citation] (12/11/96)

17: F&A Dairy Products supports other segments of agriculture industry; Dona Ana County losing dairies; ordinances force dairies eyeing Dona Ana County to move on, while other counties reap the benefits (11/20/95)

18: Grazing leases (let.) (11/11/95)

19: Much-needed rain comes (7/17/96)

20: Drought affecting irrigation (6/26/96)

21: Not horses (let.) (3/27/96)

22: Crop certification deadline nears (4/24/97)

23: Beef forum focuses on belt-tightening (8/6/95)

24: Ag scientists study desert plants (5/14/95)

25: Belongs to all (let.) (10/14/95)

26: Animal waste (let.) (12/19/96)

27: Research work (let.) (7/23/96)

28: Counties declared disaster areas (5/9/96)

29: Menagerie provides training (8/17/95)

30: Infected animals quarantined [vesicular stomatitis] (6/28/95)

31: Phil Harvey honored for Herefords (12/31/96)

32: Harvest yield mixed results (12/6/96)

33: Onion crop smells sweet (7/9/96)

34: Irrigation source (let.) (6/22/96)

35: End results (let.) (6/26/96)

36: Labor factor [minimum wage] (let.) (5/8/96)

37: Farmers get pest information (5/4/96)

38: Advice for cotton farmers (4/3/97)

39: Farmers ready for planting (4/3/97)

40: NMSU students win awards (8/29/95)

41: Shade for stock (let.) (8/2/95)

42: Chile's aficionados converge in Cruces (2/4/95)

43: Vesicular stomatitis virus spreads to Arizona (7/1/95)

44: Animal virus [vesicular stomatitus] spreading (6/4/95)

45: Winds could hurt pecan yields (11/8/95)

46: Farm bill funds N.M. projects (10/14/95)

47: Area inventor's [Robert Cosimati] machine--chile pickin' good (10/16/95)

48: Farmers expecting good chile crop (8/18/96)

49: Deadline near for farm program (7/26/96)

50: Chile crop improved (3/23/96)

51: NMSU to host FFA convention (5/8/96)

52: Agriculture-related jobs plentiful (5/5/96)

53: NMSU offers pre-veterinary program (11/24/96)

54: Livestock board considers reducing number of districts (10/3/96)

55: Ag college enrollment up (9/17/96)

56: Bond issue contains agricultural funding (ed.) (9/29/96)

57: Deadline near for Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) (3/25/97)

58: Rhetoric of hate [The Southwest Environmental Center] (let.) (4/26/95)

59: Good onion crop means low prices for farmers (8/20/95)

60: Tim Darden to do impact studies (8/22/95)

61: Education about wolf essential to some (8/25/95)

62: Investigations by USDA continue [vesicular stomatitis] (6/16/95)

63: Downy mildew hits area alfalfa crop (3/19/95)

64: Storms rain cash on lettuce growers (5/21/95)

65: Dona Ana County becomes state's top chile producer (11/7/95)

66: Farm and livestock convention begins today (11/14/95)

67: Madrigal cookery heats up (11/28/95)

68: Farm bill and 'needs' and 'wants' (ed.) (10/15/95)

69: Russian farmers learn U.S. techniques (9/9/95)

70: Cotton growers unite against boll weevil (9/8/95)

71: Chile wilt latest problem for area farmers (9/17/95)

72: As statistics prove, farming's dangerous (ed.) (9/18/95)

73: First mistake: chile picking without gloves (ed.) (9/21/95)

74: Call toll-free to find out about 4-H (4/28/96)

75: Turkeys could be coming to Hatch soon (8/23/96)

76: A federal agency mapping karnal bunt areas (12/27/96)

77: Christmas trees laden with benefits (12/9/96)

78: Local farmer [Robert Faubion] re-elected to post (12/18/96)

79: Ag secretary [Frank DuBois] receives honor (2/15/96)

80: Hot chile goes online with homepage (2/26/96)

81: Farm Bureau received the President's Award (1/23/96)

82: Chile transplants could be the future (1/31/96)

83: Onion harvest in full swing until fall (6/10/96)

84: NMSU's agri-marketing chapter earns award (5/12/96)

85: Ted Turner turns off New Mexico ranchers (4/29/97)

86: Mesilla Valley onions a hot commodity (4/28/97)

87: Familiar chile must reach unfamiliar markets (1/20/97)

88: Chile conference set for February 11 (1/31/97)

89: Some crops enjoy break from heat (3/27/97)

90: Dona Ana County pushing boll weevil eradication (3/30/97)

91: NMSU graduate [Anthony Chavez] joins college staff (4/27/95)

92: Chile lovers red hot on proposed center [Chile Institute] (4/2/95)

93: Hot weather kills bugs that spread chile virus (8/11/95)

94: Roswell inventor [Dan Reyes] wants to modernize chile roasting (8/21/95)

95: New rules irritate farmers, ranchers [grazing fees] (8/28/95)

96: 12 steps make ag lending less stressful (12/11/95)

97: Dryland growing technique hampers blue corn yield (12/11/95)

98: Albuquerque, NMSU agree on arid lands (ed.) (12/23/95)

99: NMSU helps state battle for tourism (2/9/95)

100: Valentine's Day: a time to review relationships (2/13/95)

101: USDA awaits NMSU's word on allegations (1/26/95)

102: Number of quarantined sites rises to 10 [vesicular stomatitis] (6/6/95)

103: Second case of disease confirmed [Vesicular stomatitis] (6/7/95)

104: Virus [vesicular stomatitis] may be spreading to humans (6/10/95)

105: Europe closed to some N.M. animals [vesicular stomatitis] (6/11/95)

106: Take action to stop disease-bearing pests (ed.) (6/3/95)

107: NMSU juniors get training (5/23/95)

108: Distinguished prof [Gary Nabhan] will visit NMSU (11/1/95)

109: Threat of high prices squashed pumpkin market (11/6/95)

110: Procedures at issue on state grazing land (ed.) (11/9/95)

111: Farmers, ranchers hear about budget woes (11/15/95)

112: Professor Rex Pieper travels to Middle East (11/8/95)

113: Pest's effect on alfalfa examined (9/14/95)

114: Funding for lands center survives [Center for Arid Lands Studies] (9/30/95)

115: Researchers looking to native plants for projects (4/8/96)

116: Pick your peach there's still time (8/26/96)

117: Ag secretary [Frank Dubois] knocks karnal bunt rules (8/22/96)

118: Cotton modules are more than mere bales (12/23/96)

119: NMSU names assistant editor [Sandra Avant] (7/13/96)

120: Farm and Livestock Bureau giving drought aid (7/11/96)

121: New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum takes root (3/15/96)

122: NMSU research reveals cholla good for cattle (11/3/96)

123: Labs named for entomologist [J. Gordon Watts] (11/3/96)

124: I. Miley Gonzalez earns promotion [associate dean] (10/5/96)

125: Conference to make you cry [1996 Onion Conference] (10/8/96)

126: Crop-duster seriously injured in crash near Hatch (4/29/97)

127: Rio Valley Chili, Inc. chile plant under construction (4/26/97)

128: Plant strawberries for spring garden success (4/27/97)

129: Green Bean Team wins bean selling competition (2/14/97)

130: Governor [Gary Johnson] endangers Ag College (2/16/97)

131: Ag College, chile spelling progress seen (2/23/97)

132: NMSU wool team at Houston show (2/25/97)

133: Forum focused on urban schools (1/3/97)

134: Undergraduate enrollment up in NMSU's ag department (3/1/97)

135: Santa Teresa cattle crossing is catching on well (4/9/95)

136: NMSU student serves as college ambassador (4/9/95)

137: Scientists to scan maps of ranges (4/6/95)

138: Herbicide can lose its effectiveness if weed is water-stressed, study shows (8/6/95)

139: Spread of animal virus [vesicular stomatitis] may be slowing (8/2/95)

140: Asparagus may become major crop with right marketing (12/25/95)

141: NMSU student [Virginia Reyes] chosen for tour [Mexico City] (2/28/95)

142: Costly 'curly top' virus is hot topic in chile country (7/25/95)

143: Pick the best time to assure a harvest of pungent onions (7/9/95)

144: Animal health team may move north [vesicular stomatitis] (6/14/95)

145: Feds target Hatch in lawsuit [Mexican farmers] (6/16/95)

146: Animal virus [vesicular stomatitis] cases on the rise (6/21/95)

147: Professor [James Strickland] joins NMSU staff (3/28/95)

148: Caring for insects can make you buggy (5/18/95)

149: Tracking wildlife in New Mexico isn't easy (5/4/95)

150: Trade show allows farmers, ranchers to view equipment (11/16/95)

151: Hens gear up early to lay eggs for Easter (4/1/96)

152: Chile season bad one for pickers [Marjorie Lilly, guest column] (4/2/96)

153: Artesia lab equipment to aid farmers (8/5/96)

154: State, federal officials try to settle poison trap dispute (8/8/96)

155: Ag school gets new professor [Clinton Krehbiel] (8/21/96)

156: Wine industry enjoys fruits of successful harvest (8/26/96)

157: Weevil numbers down, but insect could still cause problem (8/12/96)

158: Farm Bureau names top educator [Cathy Kinzer] (12/14/96)

159: Farmers, ranchers gather ACRES through computer linking technology (12/30/96)

160: '97 Census: small farms would be counted out (ed.) (2/14/96)

161: Local chile seed propagation takes on international dimension (2/26/96)

162: Chile transplants to be discussed at New Mexico Chile Conference (1/28/96)

163: Las Cruces in the American Quarter Horse Association Riding Program (7/19/96)

164: Student [Patricia Galos] returns with doctorate to lead research program (7/22/96)

165: Odds of tomato-killing virus look less likely this season (3/24/96)

166: Protesters take aim at grazing proposals (3/19/96)

167: NMSU to open karnal bunt lab to test wheat (5/14/96)

168: NMSU professor [Joe Corgan] retires (11/16/96)

169: New Mexicans have high incidence of diabetes (11/29/96)

170: Lecture [What's the Beef] series focuses on public grazing issues (10/2/96)

171: NMSU provides practical training for those entering research fields (10/7/96)

172: Cervantes Enterprises Chile Plant accused of illegal dumping (10/31/96)

173: Southern Fair offers a first [Yearling Mare and Gelding Show] (9/20/96)

174: Local Farm Bureau wins President's Award for overall program excellence (2/1/97)

175: New Mexico Farm and Ranch Museum seek volunteers (2/23/97)

176: Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum is on the move (1/13/97)

177: Chile vs. chili: Fiery fruit at center of spelling debate (3/2/97)

178: Ag awards presented [Jack Darbyshire and Jenee Green] (4/29/95)

179: Signs to mark heritage farms [New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum] (8/23/95)

180: Meeting on fate of wolves raises howls of discontent (8/25/95)

181: Endangered species relate to wildlife as well as animals (12/14/95)

182: New Mexico Chile Conference focuses on possible partnership with Mexico (2/8/95)

183: Commission error could mean green light for chile processor (1/25/95)

184: Award presented for achievements [Dr. Kris. M. Havstad] (1/24/95)

185: NMSU professor [John Fowler] to testify in Washington on grazing (7/10/95)

186: Las Crucen [Kristina Jones] gets scholarship [Future Farmers of America] (6/24/95)

187: Emergency team gears up to fight animal virus [vesicular stomatitis] (6/5/95)

188: Local writer [Glenda Price] honored [National Association of Agricultural Journalists' annual writing contest] (5/9/95)

189: Farm and ranch bureau policies; a guidebook to affect legislation (11/17/95)

190: Southwest Environmental Center grazing bids are rejected by the State Land Office (10/6/95)

191: County farm bureau promotes a way of life, including free enterprise (12/30/96)

192: Ag, tourism have special relationship [Rural Development Through Tourism] (1/8/96)

193: Ag prof [James Dean] retires after 21 years (7/24/96)

194: Eastern N.M. farmers plant grass as part of conservation study (6/15/96)

195: NMSU students run a different type of maternity ward (3/17/96)

196: NMSU to host the 1966 FFA judging contests (3/2/96)

197: Windmills still wheeling and dealing and pumping in the breeze (9/23/96)

198: Ag dean [John Owens]: State funding cuts go deep (4/7/97)

199: Farm Bureau offers scholarship [available to all members of agricultural organizations] (4/16/97)

200: State's ratite producers meet to plan strategies for industry (4/14/97)

201: Mesilla Valley farm, Integrated Ingredients plant turning out spicy crops (4/28/97)

202: NMSU wins a contest sponsored by Asgrow Vegetable Seed Company (2/5/97)

203: NMSU hands out awards to Manuel Cardenas and Rami Kridli (12/16/95)

204: Entomologists at NMSU call 1995 the 'Year of the Bug' (12/22/95)

205: NMSU official [Patrick Moreno]: Link needed between gambling, tourism (2/25/95)

206: Ag museum [New Mexico Farm and Ranch Museum] transfer [to NMSU] plan puzzles NMSU officials (1/25/95)

207: A stitch in time...NMSU professor [Roselyn Gadia Smitely] surveys fashion (1/27/95)

208: Fashion that's sealed with a KISS: keep it soft and simple (1/27/95)

209: NMSU's Thomas Dermody earns honor [Author of the Year] (1/6/95)

210: Puzzling proposal on Farm, Ranch Museum [New Mexico State Farm and Ranch Heritage] (ed.) (1/27/95)

211: Environmental groups blast USDA for spraying insecticides near canals [outbreak of vesicular stomatitis] (6/9/95)

212: Disease strikes area livestock: Quarantine leads officials to cancel Silver City rodeo (6/3/95)

213: NMSU faculty members honored [Allen Torell and Curtis Monger] (5/20/95)

214: Ag College gives Excellence Awards [Elaine Crnkovic, Paula Massey, and Jennifer McCollum] (5/4/95)

215: Las Cruces teens Annelies DeRuyter and Arlen Anderson attend national 4-H event in Memphis (11/5/95)

216: Farm Bureau chief [Dean Kiechner] says ranchers are winning battle of environmental over land use (10/12/95)

217: Chile Day: Chile lovers gather each year for fun, fellowship, hard work [Les Fletcher farm] (9/20/95)

218: NMSU students [Donita Massey and Jennifer McCollun] earn outstanding student awards (4/28/96)

219: 4-H members elect officers [Ellen Marie Zwank and Stephanie Hefley from Las Cruces] (8/1/96)

220: Residents [Paul Koenig, Robert Cosimati, Luis Holguin, and Evelyn Kirby] names to farm committee (12/27/96)

221: Mesilla cotton growers target boll weevil [New Mexico Cotton Conference] (2/22/96)

222: Ag, Industry, manufacturing on the rise in Dona Ana: County recaptures chile title from Luna (2/25/96)

223: Area drawing on water savings now: Irrigators must prepare for next year (6/17/96)

224: NMSU 'Coping with College' video wins The Bronze Apple Award (5/9/96)

225: Governor [Gary Johnson] appoints Anthony woman [Norma A. Alvarez] to the state Organic Commodities commission (10/8/96)

226: New prof [Liping Cai] brings worldy insight to tourism (10/7/96)

227: Honey industry provides sweet success for area beekeepers: Worker bees give new definition to 'work-a-holics' (9/30/96)

228: Opinion leader [Ted Turner]? [review of talk by John C. Owens] (let.) (4/29/97)

229: NMSU restaurant class, American Southwest Theatre Company offer dinner theater (2/2/97)

230: New Mexico State Farm and Livestock Bureau plans expansion, opening of new offices (3/31/97)

231: From the ground up: Movers, shakers gather in honor of farm museum [New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum] (8/13/95)

232: Two Las Crucens [Joni Gutierrez and Jeanne Gleason] inducted into Sam Steel Society (12/22/95)

233: Local men [Edmund Ogaz, Paul Koenig, and Ramon Alvarez] named to Federal Farm Service Agency of Dona Ana County (12/21/95)

234: Emma Jean Cervantes gets the Philip J. Leyendecker Agriculturist of Distinction Award (4/26/96)

235: James Fowler to head the Fabian Garcia Research Center and the Leyendecker Plant Science Center (4/10/96)

236: Las Crucen [Dr. Rex D. Pieper] earns the W. R. Chapline Research Award (2/17/96)

237: County youths [Stephanie Hefley, Natalie Noel Turner, and Joseph Salopek] earn 4-H awards (7/27/96)

238: Local Woman [Mary Lou Tharp] honored by the National Cotton Council of America (3/29/96)

239: Four [Frank A. DuBois, Jed Fanning, Esteban Herrera, and Wanda Mattiace] named to Sam Steel Society (12/31/96)

240: One director [James Fowler] names to two ag research centers [Fabian Garcia Research Center and the Leyendecker Plant Science Center] (5/6/96)

241: Four Las Crucens [John Chappell, Cynda Clary, V.W. Howard, and Herbert Greathouse] inducted into the NMSU Sam Steel Society (5/16/96)

242: Faculty, staff get ag awards [Frank Ward, Merrilyn Cummings, Lupe Mirabal, James Duffey, Robert Torres, and Javier Vargas] (5/2/96)

243: FFA members nominated at the national convention in Kansas City [three are from Las Cruces: Avery Culbertson, Kristina Jones, and John H. Koenig] (9/11/96)

244: Thomas Dormody honored by receiving the Excellence in College and University Teaching in the Food and Agricultural Sciences Award (2/4/97)

245: Nothing but smiles: History made as EBID gains title to facilities [Bureau of Reclamation transferred title and ownership of irrigation and drainage system facilities to EBID] (2/8/96)

246: Las Cruces residents [Mary Ellen Telles, Heath Woods, Amber Vallotton, Katherine Bachman, Paula Massey, and Lana Von Tres] inducted into the Sam Steel Society (1/4/96)

247: Eight Las Crucens [Meredith Culbertson, Danielle Howard, Jeanne Moore, Michelle Paz, Jaylene Tharp, Sarah Thomas, Shelly Vaughn, and Kristin Yarbo] named ambassadors for NMSU (6/9/96)

248: Ag hall inducts five [Robert Faubion, Merilyn Cummings, Jack Roberts, Patrick Torres, and Reynaldo Torres] to the NMSU Sam Steel Society (5/31/96)

249: Las Cruces woman [Sible Tharp] gets honor from the National Cotton Council of America for her work in 'Grown and Made in the U.S.A.--It matters' volunteer program (4/18/96)

250: 9 [Darryl Asher, Meredith Culbertson, Ivan Hoff, Yvonne Jasso, Diane Lopez, Maria Martinez, Colin McVaugh, Jody Nordyke, and Jennifer Jaylene Tharp] inducted into Sam Steel Society (12/28/96)

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