Jane Moorman, Las Cruces Sun-News

Jane Moorman

Las Cruces Sun-News

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Past articles by Jane:

NMSU highlights student firefighters with award

Most years, the honor is only bestowed on one student firefighter; this year two were selected. → Read More

NMSU Extension publication culminates 10-year study of three acequia systems

An in-depth study of centuries-old community acequia systems in northern New Mexico reveals why they have been resilient. → Read More

NMSU science centers provide agricultural industry with research-based solutions

New Mexico’s $3.17 billion agricultural industry is as diverse as the state’s environmental conditions. → Read More

NMSU researchers explore sustainable Southwest beef production

Sustainable beef production is a challenge in the semi-arid rangeland environments of the Southwest. → Read More

NMSU, Los Ranchos help connect farmers with craft brewing industry

Red Hat Hops Farm grows several hops varieties to see how they grow in New Mexican climate. → Read More

NMSU, Los Ranchos help connect hops farmers with craft brewing industry

Craft brewing is one of the fastest-growing niche markets in New Mexico. → Read More

NuMex Odyssey green chile: Learn about NMSU's new pepper engineered for mechanical harvest

“We worked on plant architecture and fruit attributes that would mechanically harvest better,” said Stephanie Walker, NMSU chile researcher. → Read More

NMSU Extension presents youth webinar on skills for success beginning Oct. 1

Aggie Next Step will guide 8th- to 12th-grade youth in developing key life skills in three major focus areas: academics, career and personal. → Read More

NMSU Extension Seed to Supper program popular during COVID-19

The program went virtual this year and reached hundreds of people across the state. → Read More

NMSU researcher part of study on New Guinea’s rich plant diversity

Of all the plant groups, the largest plant family by far in New Guinea is the beautiful, well-known orchid family. → Read More

NMSU to present virtual chile field day on Facebook Sept. 9

It’s chile pepper season, and New Mexicans are awaiting this year’s crop to be roasted — which also means it’s time for NMSU’s chile pepper field day. → Read More

NMSU Extension producing twice-monthly gardening webinar series beginning Sept. 2

In Sandoval County, Master Gardeners have fielded 40,000 questions this growing season. → Read More

NMSU Extension publication dispels concern about murder hornets in New Mexico

“Although the name ‘murder hornet’ was given to these wasps, they are more commonly known by their less intimidating common name of Asian giant hornet.” → Read More

NMSU facilitates Aligning Our AgriFuture project for Los Ranchos community

NMSU is helping residents of Los Ranchos, located in Albuquerque’s North Valley, establish their community as a center for urban agriculture. → Read More

New Mexico 4-H state conference goes virtual

Thinking out of the box is the new norm since the arrival of COVID-19. → Read More

NMSU researchers examine robotic harvesting, data gathering in chile pepper fields

Increasingly scare irrigation resources and labor availability are key components impacting the sustainability of the New Mexico chile industry. → Read More

NMSU names ag college associate dean, director of experiment stations

Leslie Edgar aims to build on existing resources to meet the needs of local, national and global stakeholders. → Read More

NMSU, Xerces Society present supporting pollinators, beneficial insect webinar

The six-part weekly series will consist of one to one-and-a-half hour live virtual presentations via Zoom. → Read More

NMSU Army ROTC graduates receive officer commissions during traditional ceremony

COVID-19 did not stop the NMSU battalion from conducting the ceremony on May 16, though with a different look. → Read More

NMSU offers new Innovators in Agriculture Camp online

The College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences is presenting the free virtual Innovators in Agriculture Camp for youth ages 15 to 18. → Read More