NMSU Chaves County CES - Agriculture

NMSU Chaves County CES - Agriculture The New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service in Chaves County exists to serve all its residents.

We provide practical, research-based knowledge and programs to improve New Mexicans quality of life.

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Group plants by their water needs using hydrozoning. Separate high-moisture plants from dro...
08/26/2026

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Group plants by their water needs using hydrozoning. Separate high-moisture plants from drought-tolerant species in your landscape layout so you never overwater one zone just to keep another alive. 🌿🌳

Description:Myth: Adding sugar or honey to plant water gives cut flowers a longer life.Reality: Sugar accelerates bacter...
08/24/2026

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Myth: Adding sugar or honey to plant water gives cut flowers a longer life.

Reality: Sugar accelerates bacterial growth in the vase, which plugs the stems and actually makes cut flowers wilt faster than standard floral preservatives. Let's keep our blooms fresh the right way! 🌸✂️

It's Forest-Fire Friday! 🔥 Install non-combustible metal flashing by wrapping vulnerable wooden fascia boards and eaves ...
08/21/2026

It's Forest-Fire Friday! 🔥 Install non-combustible metal flashing by wrapping vulnerable wooden fascia boards and eaves to create a solid barrier against creeping flames and wind-driven embers. Let's keep our community safe! 🌲🏡

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Upgrade to a smart weather-based irrigation controller that automatically adjusts watering ...
08/19/2026

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Upgrade to a smart weather-based irrigation controller that automatically adjusts watering schedules based on real-time local rainfall, temperature, and historical weather data. Maximize your efficiency and save water effortlessly! 🌿🌦️

Description:Myth: All native plants require zero water once they are initially planted.Reality: While native plants are ...
08/17/2026

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Myth: All native plants require zero water once they are initially planted.

Reality: While native plants are drought-tolerant, they still need regular supplemental watering during their establishment period and severe, prolonged summer droughts. Let's keep our landscapes thriving! 🌵💧

It's Forest-Fire Friday! 🔥 Protect your home by trimming all tree branches back at least 15 feet away from chimneys, sto...
08/14/2026

It's Forest-Fire Friday! 🔥 Protect your home by trimming all tree branches back at least 15 feet away from chimneys, stovepipes, and outdoor fire pits to prevent stray embers from igniting overhead foliage. Let's keep our community safe! 🌲🏡

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Give your plants a boost by applying a 3-inch layer of organic wood mulch around trees and ...
08/12/2026

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Give your plants a boost by applying a 3-inch layer of organic wood mulch around trees and flower beds. This acts as an insulating blanket for the root zone, significantly reducing soil moisture evaporation during peak summer heat. 🌿🌳

Myth: You should paint over fresh tree pruning cuts or wounds to protect them from disease.Reality: Modern arboriculture...
08/10/2026

Myth: You should paint over fresh tree pruning cuts or wounds to protect them from disease.

Reality: Modern arboriculture shows that wound paint or sealants actually trap moisture and pathogens inside, interfering with the tree's natural healing process. Let's practice proper pruning techniques! 🌳✂️

It's Forest-Fire Friday! 🔥 Protect your home by clearing out flammable materials from under decks and raised wooden porc...
08/07/2026

It's Forest-Fire Friday! 🔥 Protect your home by clearing out flammable materials from under decks and raised wooden porches. Sweep away accumulated dry leaves, pine needles, and stacked items where stray embers can easily catch and smolder. Let's keep our community safe! 🌲🏡

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Make the most of your irrigation system by taking a quick walk along your lines while it's ...
08/05/2026

It's Water Wise Wednesday! 💧 Make the most of your irrigation system by taking a quick walk along your lines while it's running. Catching misaligned, broken, or spraying heads early saves precious water from hitting sidewalks and driveways instead of your turf. Let's keep our landscapes green and resource-efficient! 🌱✨

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