H-175: Large Wasps in New Mexico or the Asian Giant Hornet H-174: Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Strategies for Common Insect Pests of Trees in New Mexico H-173: Decoupled Aquaponics: A Comparison to Single-loop Aquaponics H-172: Backyard Beneficial Insects of New Mexico H-169: Using Insectary Plants to Attract and Sustain Beneficial Insects for Biological Pest Control H-168: Selection and Use of Insecticides for Organic Production H-159: A Sustainable Approach to Recycling Urban and Agricultural Organic Waste H-158: How to Collect and Send Plant Specimens for Disease Diagnosis H-120: Home and Market Garden Fertilization H-119: Determining Amounts of Fertilizer for Small Areas H-339: Chokecherry (aka Capulin): Identifying Plants, Harvesting Fruit, and Making JellyĬircular 483: Growing Grapes in New MexicoĬircular 661: Soil Sampling With Respect to Salinity in New Mexico VineyardsĬircular 701: Fruit Tree Freeze and Frost Damage and Its ManagementĬircular 705: Grape Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in New Mexico H-338: Grapevine Phenology: Annual Growth and Development H-337: Jujube Training and Pruning Basics H-336: Selecting, Operating, and Maintaining pH Meters and Electrodes for Wineries H-334: Managing Weeds in Grapes in New Mexico

H-333: Training Young Apple Trees to the Central Leader System H-332: Managing Grape Leafhoppers on New Mexico Grape Vines H-331: Trellis End Post Assembly Designs for Vineyards H-330: Jujube: Chinese Date in New Mexico H-326: Minor Small Fruit Crops for New Mexico Gardens H-325: Blackberry Production in New Mexico H-324: Home Garden Strawberry Production in New Mexico H-322: Propagation of Grape Vine Cuttings: A Practical Guide H-319: Fertilization Programs for Apple Orchards H-318: Commercial Everbearing Red Raspberry Production for New Mexico H-311: Improving Size and Quality of Seedless Grapes H-310: Fruits and Nuts for New Mexico Orchards H-309: Grape Cultivars for North-Central New Mexico

H-307: Rootstocks for Size-Controlled Apple Trees H-303: Pruning Grapes to the Four-Arm Kniffin System

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