Pine tip moth damage harms Rio Rancho pines tips and control
Extension notes warn pine tip moths threaten pinon and ponderosa pines in Rio Rancho. Larvae bore into new shoots from April to May, causing needles to fade and drop, sometimes killing trees with repeated annual attacks. Manual pruning or chemical sprays—Orthene Diazinon Sevin—are suggested, with May spraying advised. Contact Sandoval Extension, NM State Univ, US Depart of Agriculture for assistance at 720 Canino de Puelo, Bernalillo.
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The Forestry Warns on Live Tree Theft Surge
State Forestry officials report a sharp rise in thefts of live trees from public and private lands as home buyers seek cheap landscaping. Buyers should demand a current Collected Plants Permit and numbered tree tags, plus a Bill of Sale. The Sue Crime Stoppers Commission seeks tips at 1-400-432-4933 with rewards up to $1,000 and anonymity guaranteed.
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Dining Out Hello New Mexico Anchor Inn Rio Rancho
A reader reviews the Anchor Inn at 300 20th Street in Rio Rancho during an area power outage. Service was prompt and attentive, but the food failed to impress, with battered cheese pulls and a bland seafood platter. beef kabob was well prepared, dinner rolls burned, and the casual staff amid elegant table settings stood out. The view and staff’s handling of the outage added positive notes despite the mixed meal.
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