Summer water safety tips for New Mexico residents
New Mexico residents face heat and drowning risks with 4000 annual U S drowning deaths. Key tips include swimming lessons for all ages, wearing bright swimwear and properly fitted life vests, vigilant supervision, avoiding dunking games, and asking basic safety questions about fatigue cold water sun exposure and dehydration. For more information call 575-622-3210 or email tamschub nmsu.edu.
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New Mexico
Centers For Disease Control
United States
Nmsu.edu
Agritopia blends farm life with Gilbert suburbia
Agritopia in Gilbert Arizona is an 11 acre organic farm at the heart of a residential agrihood. Visitors and residents watch workers harvest greens while planners say agrihoods merge urban living with farming to attract buyers. Critics note risk of gentrification though supporters praise community bonds and access to fresh produce.
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Gilbert
Ariz
Suburbia
Kelly Saxer
Laxer
Agritopia
Phoenix
Guy Fieri
Food Network
U.S
Canadian
Urban Land Institute
Melissa Checker
City University of New York
Checker
Johnston
Sun Belt
Scott Snodgrass
Indigo
Houston
Agmenity
CC Garrett
Miss Hickory
Maria Padron
Virginia
Padron
California avocado growers credit Mexican imports for steady sales
In Somis and beyond, growers say Mexican avocado imports since 1997 have sustained a year round supply, boosting demand for avocado toast and guacamole. They note healthy fats and rising U.S. consumption, with 60 percent of households buying avocados and demand outpacing domestic supply.
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California
Somis
Calif
Andreas Tompros
United States
Nyc
Midwest
South
Emiliano Escobedo
Hass Avocado Board
U.S
Richard Sexton
University of California, Davis
Escobedo
Trump
Ken Melban
California Avocado Commission
Melban
Ventura County
Argentina
Korinne Bell
Los Angeles
Rob Brokaw
Brokaw
Tompros
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