Help offered isolated stores; Farmers markets flourish in state; Effort aims at rural stagnation; Homemaker Council reports; CAP cash buys spray equipment; Secretary Butz, development chief see rural New Mexico; Extension aides teach thousands
Hi Plains 4-H unites families; Former members' letter tells of 4-H's greatness; Aide creates learning center for youth nutrition classes; Indians get advice on boosting stock efficiency; Tiny magnet protects cows from hardware ills; Income boost is...
Cut food bills, can and freeze; Rabbits help Lea ranchers with brush control project; Seminars spotlight range beef cattle; 4-H project helps alter Indian image; Soils information ready for all state's counties
For the handicapped...missile carrier wins battle of nature trail; Don't store gasoline for lengthy period; Cold storage preserves pecans; Feedlot operators host media reps; Energy, cash, food are seminar topics; Irrigated pasture aids pueblo...
Hard-of-hearing have 4-H, too; State's hay has quality sparkle; Christmas trees under study in Mora County; On-farm storage method devised for seed cotton; Marek elected Veep by nation's agents; During Range, Livestock Days...Indians hear Indians;...
Some fires can help the forest!; One show--Outgrow!; NMSU machine counts, identifies bugs fast; Extension Center is joint effort; 'People-action' making waves in Taos County; NMSU funded for land reclamation, cotton studies; Country living is...
Family problems conference target; Agricultural dollars impressive, New Mexico total at $1 billion; Homemakers Council reports; Hospitalized children enjoy picture library; County agents earn media work award; Edeal Dairy production figures no...
In Valencia County...numbers formula teaches nutrition; Extension movie a motivator!; Homemakers Council reports; Interest in cattle feeding reflected at short course; Sister-brother 4-H leaders is good combination; Pueblo woman loses shyness to...
Ralph Handley says mesa land great for dairy farm; Subject is the home...short course overflows!; Bulletins; Homemaker Council reports; 4-H'ers try renovating school
In North Portales...4-H aides probing for answers; Thesis research shows...savings account incomes vary widely; Plants can also poison people!; Some poisonous native plants (chart); Brothers raise exotic birds; NMSU home economics history told;...
Poultryman prefers floors, pens; Dona Ana farmer heads pecan group; River Valley orchards hit ... freeze; Oil company to sponsor Team Leader Conference; Seed weevil is controlling 'goathead'; At Tucumcari auction...bull sale average high; Tops in...
Horizontal water wells have promising future; Non 4-H'ers attracted by San Juan Day Camp; State women attend meet in Norway; New leaders named for NMSU Extension; By Sheep to Shawl project...wool's qualities promoted; Beef carcass test helps find...
NMSU specialists speak on farm tour; Students learn horseshoeing at NMSU's farriers' school; Bells protect sheep; Sagebrush control; Sex sets off new codling moth traps
No 4-H generation gap; At Ghost Ranch Camp...youths learn of citizenship; From an extra-ordinary home agent, Navajos learn nutrition; New book answers questions on horses; Pecan weevil strikes; Harding 4-H'ers run own show
Shiprock buzzes during event...Fair showcases ... Navajo tribe; Grazing aided by crushers; Tending to business is key to raising pigs; Junior dairy judging...Interest swells in contest; Enchantment pays dividends...In tomato production; Horsemen's...
'Extension babies' tribute to nutrition aide program; Cotton effort launched; Cooperation is key to Pueblos fair success; Eddy agent wins national post; Insect controls pursued
White, John; Newcomer, Norm
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