Chile has a big cultural and economic presence in New Mexico. That said, were you aware of these numbers? #NewMexico #chilepeppers

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.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) helps you access grants, work-study, and student loans to help pay for college. It’s free to fill out—and it can make a big difference. Submit your FAFSA as soon as possible at studentaid.gov using NMSU’s school code: 002657. #FAFSA #nmsu

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!

Introducing the new San Juan County Extension Office! This facility will help our agents deliver more practical programs to the people of New Mexico. Stop in to say "hi" and learn more about all of the programs that serve you!

Your support system is a big part of your college success. NMSU offers resources to help families stay informed and involved throughout your journey. Share families.nmsu.edu with your loved ones to help them stay connected.

Living on campus keeps you close to classes, events, and friends. You’ll be part of a vibrant, welcoming community with access to resources and support. Explore housing and apply early at housing.nmsu.edu

College is an investment and NMSU is committed to making it affordable. Completing your FAFSA and scholarship applications early gives you the best shot at financial aid. Learn more about your options at fa.nmsu.edu

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As the Southern New Mexico State Fair and Rodeo approaches, here are some reminders on animal safety for those participating in exhibitions. #NewMexico #newmexicostatefair #AnimalSafety

Small batch chile roasting at home is pretty easy! www.facebook.com/reel/7976866...

Once the program-specific practices are put in place, the carbon credit company or third-party company steps in to measure how much carbon is being stored in the soil. youtu.be/xb-kt3JPLSs?...

The Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Life and Human Sciences, convenes annually to provide awards and feedback through the ACE Critique & Awards Program. This year has been a success for our products: www.innovativemediablog.nmsu.edu/.../our-awar....

Chile has a big cultural and economic presence in New Mexico. That said, were you aware of these numbers? #NewMexico #chilepeppers

A team of researchers from Georgia to California, lead by @nmsu and the Randall Lab, are seeking to understand the genetics of pecan trees and supercharge traditional breeding methods. www.facebook.com/reel/2029098...

Red or green? Do you even know the difference? www.facebook.com/reel/1260472...

What does it mean to be a county agent with New Mexico State University’s Cooperative Extension Service? Sara Marta shares what it takes to connect communities with resources, strengthen local agriculture, and support youth and families across her county. www.facebook.com/nmextension/...

Chile has a big cultural and economic presence in New Mexico. That said, were you aware of these numbers? #NewMexico #chilepeppers — with New Mexico Chile Association.

A new video shares how researchers at NMSU's Center of Excellence in Sustainable Food and Agricultural Systems (CESFAS) are bringing their expertise to New Mexico wineries and vineyards. www.innovativemediablog.nmsu.edu/.../new-vide.... #wine #industry #NMSU

Ever wondered what it’s like to be an Extension Agent? Find out! Head to the ACES Youtube channel and watch the three-part series "A Day in the Life of an Extension Agent." It’s a game-changer! Follow this link! www.youtube.com/playlist?lis... #nmsu #dayinthelife #nmtrue #newmexico

Vitamins, fiber, and flavor… Chile has it all! #NewMexico #chilepeppers — with New Mexico Chile Association.

Welcome to Extension 101 ✨ We’re excited to shine a spotlight on each program within NMSU Cooperative Extension 🤠 Health and Family Well-being! 🩻🩺 If you would like to learn more visit extension.nmsu.edu #nmsu #nmtrue #education #extension101

No-till farming, reduced tillage, cover cropping, crop rotation, buffer strips, pasture fertilization, pasture grazing, manure application, are a few potential practices to foster healthier soil, enhance water quality, curb erosion, and bolster land resilience against floods and droughts.

The Learning Games Lab’s newest game, Cozy River Valley, immerses learners in the challenge of keeping aquifer levels healthy while managing a farm. Learn more about the design process and purpose of the game here: www.innovativemediablog.nmsu.edu/.../cozy-riv.... #river #water #farming #ranch

Welcome to Extension 101 ✨ We’re excited to shine a spotlight on each program within NMSU Cooperative Extension 🤠 Family Finances💰 If you would like to learn more visit extension.nmsu.edu #nmsu #nmtrue #education #extension101

Chile peppers could facilitate weight loss by targeting fat metabolism and energy expenditure. Time to get those calories moving! #NewMexico #chilepeppers

Welcome to Extension 101 ✨ We’re excited to shine a spotlight on each program within NMSU Cooperative Extension 🤠 Natural Resources 💦💨⛽️ If you would like to learn more visit extension.nmsu.edu #nmsu #nmtrue #education #extension101

🎠The New Mexico State Fairs for the month of AUGUST are here! 🎡 visit the link in our bio for the rest of the dates for the Fall of 2025. #nmstatefair #newmexico #countyfair

Welcome to Extension 101 ✨ We’re excited to shine a spotlight on each program within NMSU Cooperative Extension 🤠 Yard and Garden! 🌶️🌱🧅 If you would like to learn more visit extension.nmsu.edu #nmsu #nmtrue #education #extension101

Dried chile is not only practical, it also makes for a healthy meal/ingredient! #NewMexico #chilepeppers

Carbon programs in the U.S.: Farmers or ranchers must have a field that isn’t enrolled in another carbon program; must be suitable for adopting conservation practices; needs to have been used for agricultural production for at least 5 years.

Welcome to Extension 101 ✨ We’re excited to shine a spotlight on each program within NMSU Cooperative Extension 🤠 Today’s spotlight is, Educational Resources and 4-H 🍀🤓 If you would like to learn more visit extension.nmsu.edu #nmsu #nmtrue #education #extension101

Soar Through the Sky with 4-H! 🌟 The State 4-H Conference at NMSU brought together passionate youth from across New Mexico to learn, connect, and grow. Proud to see so much talent and dedication shaping the future of agriculture and community. #NMSU #State4HConference #LeadershipInAction #CES

Welcome to Extension 101 ✨ We're excited to shine a spotlight on each program within NMSU Cooperative Extension 🤠 First up: Economic Development! 💰If you would like to learn more visit extension.nmsu.edu/areas/econde... #nmsu #ces #economicdevelopment #nmtrue #education #extension101

Carbon credit markets can be run by the government or managed privately. Government markets generally align with emissions regulations, while voluntary markets are for companies or individuals looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

Carbon credit markets give farmers and ranchers a chance to gain extra income by using sustainable practices that pull carbon out of the air and help to store it in the ground. Learn more about how these programs work with this video from our Dept. of Extension Economics: youtu.be/xb-kt3JPLSs?...

So, could we say that chile is our favorite fruit? #NewMexico #chile #chilepeppers

Carbon credit markets offer farmers extra income for using sustainable practices that store carbon in soil. Sawssan Boufous from NMSU Extension Economics partnered with Innovative Media Research and Extension to create an animation explaining how producers can get involved. Link below! #NMSU

White Sands National Park Personnel Demo Virtual Reality On May 27, national park personnel visited the college to demo the virtual reality product “White Sands National Park: Beyond the Dunes VR,” created by the NMSU Learning Games Lab in the Department of Innovative Media Research and Extension.

Always remember to keep blueberries nice and cold to keep that nasty bacteria from growing! #NationalBlueberryMonth Learn more at: youtu.be/7dzo80crJwU?...

🎠The New Mexico State Fairs of July & August are here! 🎡 keep your eyes peeled for the upcoming fall dates 👀 for the rest of the dates of 2025, visit the link in our bio. #nmstatefair #newmexico #countyfair

During periods of heavy rain, it’s important to avoid areas that are prone to flooding, such as stream beds, drainage ditches, and culverts. If flooding becomes a threat, move to higher ground immediately. If you live or work in regions susceptible to flooding, stay vigilant during heavy rain.

It’s Time to Apply! If you’re planning to become an NMSU Aggie in the Fall of 2026 apply now- it’s free! 🔗Visit the link in our bio to start your application. #nmsu #collegeapplication

Carbon credit markets give farmers and ranchers a chance to gain extra income by using sustainable practices that pull carbon out of the air and help to store it in the ground. For more information, contact: Sawssan Boufous, PhD Extension Specialist Dépt. of Extension Economics [email protected]

Northern Regional Livestock School in Estancia, NM was full of hands-on learning! Shoutout to Livestock School Board and all the instructors who shared their expertise. Events like this shape young stockmen and women—and we’re proud to be part of that journey. #nmsuces #nmtrue #livestockschool

Beetles pollinate too! According to the Smithsonian, Magnolia trees, which evolved before bees, rely on beetles. Their tough flower parts withstand beetle bites and even mimic pollen to keep beetles around longer. gardens.si.edu/learn/blog/t... #NationalPollinatorWeek

Over 70% of our favorite foods are pollinated by bees. This includes apples and almonds, chocolate, coffee, and strawberries according to Albuquerque Wildlife Coexistence. Visit cabs.gov/coexistwithwildlife for the Pollinators Fact Sheet to learn how to keep our gardens and pollinators happy! #nmsu

Join us this week July 18 at 3 PM for a conversation with Dr. Bernd Leinauer, NMSU Extension Turfgrass Specialist on if we should or shouldn’t grow turf grass. Can’t make it on time? No worries, each webinar is recorded! Sign up and find the upcoming webinars at desertblooms.nmsu.edu/grow #nmsu

Sign up before June 17th for this FREE business support program for existing and aspiring meat processing businesses. The program combines technical training, business development, and networking. Apply here: arrowheadcenter.nmsu.edu/program/spri...

Would NMSU be good fit for you? ACES ambassador Khale Lucero is just one of many people that you might meet while visiting campus. See what NMSU has to offer for your future!