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NMSU study predicts wildfires will speed decline of dusky grouse

Climate change will likely wipe out populations of a forest-dwelling grouse native to the Rocky Mountains over the coming decades.

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NMSU Extension staff spread research-based knowledge across state

Extension faculty and staff often conduct research trials at the Fabián García Science Center, a 45-acre research station in Las Cruces.

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NMSU study finds major spike in firearm deaths among American youths

Firearm deaths involving American youths have rapidly increased across most of the United States over the past decade.

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NMSU s soil health research project helps local producers

One benefit of the project allows researchers to train farmers on how to incorporate soil health practices into their farming systems by hosting field days.

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NMSU researcher examines drought-tolerant cluster bean

Guar, which means “cow food” in Hindi, is commonly used as a forage for livestock or consumed as a fresh vegetable, much like the string bean.

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