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Agricultural Experimental Stations and their publications: New Mexico

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Grasslands

Station History

New Mexico State Cooperative Extension Service logoNew Mexico State University's Extension Demonstration Train toured New Mexico in 1912, bringing important information to people throughout our vast and diverse state. That train is long gone, but the Cooperative Extension Service endures as the vehicle that delivers research-based information to New Mexicans, improving their quality of life.

A century ago, Extension agents reached communities by train. Today, Extension delivers practical, research-based knowledge through an array of programs and media to hundreds of thousands of New Mexicans. (NMSU Library Archives photo)

Thanks to the Cooperative Extension Service, the discoveries of NMSU faculty reach about a third of New Mexico's nearly 2 million residents through non-formal education programs in each of the state's 33 counties. We're all about outreach and engagement. We listen to the communities we serve. We conduct programs aimed at the following issues, which you can learn more about in this resource.

  • New Mexico State Cooperative Extension Service

Extension Publications

  • Online v.1(1890)-v.130(1922)
    Bulletin. University Park v.1(1890)-
  • Research report / Agricultural Experiment Station
    not available online
    Las Cruces, N.M. : The Station
    v.1(1955)-
  • Technical report
    not available online
    Las Cruces, N.M. : The Station, [1991-

University Repository

  • Cooperative Extension Service How-to guides available online
    NMSU's Cooperative Extension Service how-to guides and circulars cover such topics as gardening, health, clothing and sewing, family resource management, and livestock and range management.

Contact Information

New Mexico State University
PO Box 30003, MSC 3BF
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8003
Phone: (575)-646-3125
Fax: (575) 646-5975

Historic Photographs

New Mexico Agricultural Station, Biological Lab and Barns and Grounds

New Mexico Agricultural Station, Biological Lab and Barns and Grounds
Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

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