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• Aggie Notes
• Arizona & New Mexico Dairy Newsletter
• The New Mexico Botanist Newsletter

Aggie Notes

Aggie Notes, a news and educational column from the Extension Animal Science and Natural Resources Department of the Cooperative Extension Service at New Mexico State University. This column appears monthly in the New Mexico Stockman magazine. Articles from the last year are reprinted here.

• The Construction of a Pricing Grid
  

• Livestock Management in Southwestern Riparian Areas
  

• Minimizing Weaning Stress in Foals
  

• Bovine Tuberculosis Makes a Comeback in New Mexico
  

• Preconditioning Considerations
  

• Genetics Influence Longevity
  

• Preparing for Foaling Season
  

• Fuel and Forage Management in Southwestern Forests
  

• Johne's Control Programs in New Mexico
  

• West Nile Virus in Horses
  

• Mineral Supplementation to Range Sheep
  

• Monitoring Elk, Deer, and Pronghorn on your Ranch
  

• Calf Marketing Alternatives
  

• The Good, Bad and Ugly of Post-Drought Management
  

• Accessing and Preventing Bovine Viral Diarrhea
  

• Cow Age Influences Supplement Intake
  

• Importance of Winter Body Condition
  

• Mule Deer Management in New Mexico
  

• Riparian Vegetation Response to Grazing in Southwestern Mountains
  

• Vaccination Stategies for Horses
  

• Dairy Beef Quality Assurance
  

• Setting Mule Deer Harvest Goals
  

• Bovine Trichomoniasis
  

• Understanding and Managing Shrink in Calves
  

• Preparing Your Horses for Winter
  

• Electronic Identification Ear Tags for Cattle
  

• Protein Supplementation
  

• Hunting Lease Opportunities for Landowners
  

• Feeding Energy to Grazing Cattle
  

• Growth Implants at Branding
  

• Scrapie Certification and Eradication
  

• Animal ID in New Mexico
  

• 100 Years of Federal Meat Inspection
  

• Minimizing Weaning Stress on Calves
  

• Summer Mule Deer Mortalities
  

• Impact of Morbidity in the Feedlot Goes Far Beyond Medicine Cost Alone
  

• Update on EVA for Mare Owners
  

• Byproduct Feedstuffs (Part I). Nutritional Value and Feeding Limits
  

• Byproduct Feedstuffs (Part II). Handling and Pricing
  

• Byproduct Feedstuffs (Part III). Identifying the Best Options
  

Arizona & New Mexico Dairy Newsletter

The Arizona and New Mexico Dairy Extension Newsletter is published cooperatively by the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Service and the New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service. Robert Hagevoort and Victor Cabrera, Extension Dairy Specialists at New Mexico State University and Dennis Armstrong at the University of Arizona, serve as co-editors.

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The New Mexico Botanist Newsletter

The New Mexico Botanist is a newsletter to help make available information about the flora of New Mexico to the botanists of the state. It is issued jointly by the Range Science Herbarium (NMCR) and the Cooperative Extension Service of New Mexico State University. The newsletter focuses on floristic and taxonomic information of interest to the botanists of the state, such as new state records, nomenclatural notes and explanations, brief taxonomic summaries, pertinent literature, reports of inventories and theses, threatened and endangered species, announcements and reports of meetings and conferences, and the like. Additionally, a A Directory of New Mexico Botanists (basically, those subscribing to the newsletter) is maintained by the editor.

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