Farmers hear experts on bargaining power and policy
At the Agricultural Bargaining Power Forum in Albuquerque on March 16, economists and public relations advisers argued collective bargaining by farmers faces limits. They urged long term involvement, stronger political activity, and a push for price supports, parity, and production controls while noting the strike's role as dramatic awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barbash
Agricultural Bargaining Power Forum
Albuquerque
Barbash
University of Wisconsin
Mike Servoss
Maurice Benavidez
Socorro
Jasper Koontz
Corrales
NMSU computer system maps future insect growth
NMSU researchers led by Joe Ellington develop an insect management program using a motorized tractor vacuum sampler and portable field lab. The system counts and analyzes insects in the field, feeding data to a computer to project future populations and test crop pest models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NMSU
New Mexico State University
Joe Ellington
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ellington
Ysidro Lopez
Rockwell
General Electric
Gerry Flachs
Howard Waldie
NMSA
Young people urged to evaluate credit use habits
Advice highlights credit as a two sided tool for youths entering financial markets. It warns of shortcuts that raise costs and jeopardize future finances while urging prudent habits and planning. Key questions assess readiness to use credit and awareness of costs and monthly payments.
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Yolanda Lopez
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Rhodes
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Lincoln County
Harvey
Corkey Fernandez
Roswell
Woodrow Gray
Hatch
James Kirby
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Conan Estell
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Habla Espanol
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