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New Mexico Extension

Cooperative Extension in New Mexico is run by New Mexico State University. Extension answers garden, lawn, farm and pest questions, tests soil, identifies plant problems and trains Master Gardener volunteers, mostly for free. Find your local office and services below.

Extension Programs in New Mexico

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New Mexico State University

Master Gardeners Plant and pest diagnostics

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New Mexico Extension Advice on Common Topics

Pages published by Extension in New Mexico. Each opens on the Extension site.

Soil testing: Soil Sampling on Rangelands
Tomatoes: Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus
Lawn care: Mowing Your Lawn
Pruning: Tree Pruning Techniques
Vegetable gardening: Starting a Community Vegetable Garden
Composting: Backyard Composting
Fruit trees: Why Fruit Trees Fail to Bear
Apples: Apple Disease Control
Strawberries: Home Garden Strawberry Production in New Mexico
Roses: Growing Roses
Aphids: Leaf Curl Plum Aphid
Powdery mildew: Powdery Mildew on Chile Peppers
Deer damage: Mule Deer in New Mexico
Weed control: Managing Aquatic Weeds
Pollinators: Perennial Plants for Pollinators in New Mexico
Backyard chickens: Small Poultry Flock Management
Garlic: Garlic Production in New Mexico
Grapes: Growing Grapes in New Mexico

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