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Extension pesticide applicator training series #3: Treatment area measurements, 2019
No full textGuide containing brief guidelines for measuring surface area to determine the amount of pesticide necessary for a given agricultural plot. Revised November 2019. Previously titled, Extension pesticide applicator training series-#3, Treatment area measurements
Managing Bollgard Cotton
No full textGuide on how to manage Bollgard Cotton under heavy bollworm pressure, requiring supplemental control such as insecticide application to avoid economic loss
Wheat diseases and their control
No full textGuide describing wheat diseases in New Mexico and controls used
Soil sampling in wheat fields
No full textGuide outlining how to determine the level of available soil nutrients in wheat fields
Control of ectoparasites on horses - 1984
No full textGuide identifying and highlighting treatments of ectoparasites which annoy and make horses, mules and donkeys difficult to manage
Extension pesticide applicator training series #2: Pest management practices, 2020
No full textGuide containing brief guidelines for determining the pest control method appropriate for a given agricultural plot. Revised March 2020
Blue corn production and marketing in New Mexico, 2020
No full textGuide containing history of, tips for production and marketing blue corn in New Mexico. Revised March 2020
Minimizing sandhill crane damage to New Mexico croplands
No full textGuide containing control methods to minimize sandhill crane damage to New Mexico crop fields
Efficiency of irrigation plants, Sierra County
No full textGuide outlining the ''Energy Conservation Through Irrigation Pump Evaluation'' project in Sierra County during the 1985 growing season which evaluated pumping plant efficiency
1984-87 New Mexico farm pasture lease rates, 1991
No full textGuide reporting pasture lease rates paid for New Mexico farms in 1984-87 with a total of 69 New Mexico pasture leases reflected in the averages. Reprinted March 1991. FRBMH 2-120