Make It with Wool camp revives Rio Arriba sewing program
In Espanola the County Cooperative Extension Service ran a Make It with Wool sewing and crochet camp from August 10 to 14 to educate youths about New Mexico’s wool heritage. Three Rio Arriba girls learned crochet, wool dyeing, and garment making with scarves and kilts from local fabrics and a sheep farm, aiming to enter November’s statewide competition.
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Manure Strip-Till Study Shows Long Term Benefits In Dryland Sorghum
Researchers led by Lauriault and Carapaneni assess manure application in strip-till zones on dryland sorghum over a three year period. The study notes notable soil fertility and yield benefits, with broader work exploring treated wastewater effects on alfalfa and water savings in semiarid regions.
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Genesis Garden thrives as chile demand grows
Sally and Darrell Baker run a one acre chile field, supplying loyal customers who spread the word. The crop yields about 10 bushels per 200-foot row and they eye expanding land for more production. They prefer fresh market sales and avoid packing for storage if not feasible.
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Darrell Baker
Sally
Chile
Mora
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