Resources Magazine

Fall 1998

Features

	NUTS ABOUT PEANUTS by Natalie Johnson High Plains residents are passionate about the Valencia peanut, which keeps irrigated growers in business.
	A HARVEST OF HOPE, JUSTICE AND VEGETABLES by Natalie Johnson Gardening provides a fresh approach to community service in Clovis
	LOCOWEED: ENOUGH TO DRIVE RANCHERS CRAZY by Sandra Avant Normally a troublemaker in northeastern New Mexico, poisonous locoweed caused problems for ranchers throughout the state this year.
	HEART OF THE HIGH PLAINS by D'Lyn Ford Agriculture shapes the landscape and the people of eastern New Mexico. Dairy Dynasty
	N.M. AGRICULTURE: SOLID, GROWING, ESSENTIAL by Terry Canup Agriculture means more to the economy than you think.

Departments

Guest Corner

• What a cool place to live

Hot Stuff

• Prescribed burning (Fall 1998)
• No bull about it, this is heavy test (Fall 1998)
• Sorghum ergot: A sticky situation (Fall 1998)
• Breathing easy in eastern New Mexico (Fall 1998)

Además

• Unity can move agriculture forward in New Mexico