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Our county's agriculture must remain competitive within local, national and even international markets. This requires a continuous flow of appropriate technology addressing local needs within New Mexico. Our Extension program works to maintain and strengthen programs that address these needs. Water is one of the most important limiting resources for our county's agriculture. All aspects of water use affect agricultural efficiency and profitability. Water management will become more critical as water demands for urbanization and industrialization increase.

Grant County Ag Notes

• Grant/Hidalgo Counties Beef Cattle Marketing (Pooling)
  

• Grant/Hidalgo Counties Beef Marketing (Pooling) Form
  Please contact the Grant County Extension Office at (575)388-1559 to add information to Grant/Hidalgo Counties Beef Cattle Marketing Form. We will put information on site for you.

• February 2009 Ag. Newsletter
  

• Rabies in Southwest New Mexico
  

• Southwest New Mexico Problem Weeds
  

• Weed Control in Irrigated Pastures
  

• Locoweed: A Natural Disaster and Biosecurity Risk
  

• Toxic Weeds in New Mexico
  

• Organic Methods of Supplying Nitrogen
  Are you interested in organic farming? You might enjoy this pdf file on "Organic Methods of Supplying Nitrogen to Plants based on Soil Testing.

• Silver City & Mimbres Fruit
  

• Growing Vegetables in NM
  

• Additional Agricultural Resources