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agwaterconservation.colostate.edu

Agricultural Water Conservation Clearinghouse

http://agwaterconservation.colostate.edu/ToolsWeather.aspx

Weather Stations and ET Networks. Online Education and Courses. Schedulers, Calculators and Atlases. Ag Water by State. Ag Water Conservation Policy. Ag Water Conservation Practices. Field Scale Irrigation Systems and Management. Irrigation Water Delivery and Conveyance Systems. Limited Irrigation Cropping Systems. Water Supply, Sources, and Agricultural Use. Weather and ET Networks. The Arizona Meteorological Network (AZMET). California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS). Colorado, Iowa, K...

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Data Sources and Networks | CLIMAS

http://www.climas.arizona.edu/sw-climate/data-sources-and-networks

The University of Arizona. Skip to main content. Data Sources and Networks. Climate Change in the Southwest. Rio Grande-Bravo Climate Outlook. Data Sources and Networks. Climate Change in the Southwest. Rio Grande-Bravo Climate Outlook. Data Sources and Networks. Cooperative Observer Program (COOP). Historical Climate Network (HCN). Arizona Meteorological Network (AZMET). New Mexico State University Climate Network. Remote Automated Weather Stations (RAWS). PRISM creates virtual data sites in areas where...

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NM Climate Center Blog: August 2012

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NM Climate Center Blog. Thursday, August 23, 2012. Last week we had the pleasure of hosting a meet and greet at NMSU with Henry Reges, the national coordinator for CoCoRaHS. Mr. Reges gave a short talk about how CoCoRaHS started and why it's important. He showed us the CoCoRaHS recruiting video and afterwards mentioned how happy he is with the number of active observers in Las Cruces. Further, he shared the exciting news that CoCoRaHS is working to expand into Mexico. Friday, August 10, 2012. Webpage rec...

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NMSU: Agricultural Science Center at Los Lunas - Related Links

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Skip to main content. College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences ACES. College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES). Below we have listed many interesting sites on the World Wide Web we have found to be of special interest to our clients. If you want to suggest any additional links, please call or e-mail our office. You'll find that contact information by backing up to the research center home page. NMSU College and Departmental Websites. New Mexico Climate Center.

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NMSU: Agricultural Science Center at Los Lunas - Overview

http://loslunassc.nmsu.edu/overview.html

Skip to main content. College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences ACES. College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES). The need for conservation plants and practices in these areas is extremely critical and complex. This is due, not only to the demands of the many different land uses, but also to the great diversity of elevation and climatic conditions that occur in the region. The most current alfalfa varieties are tested at the Los Lunas ASC for agronomic performa...

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NMSU: Agricultural Science Center at Los Lunas - Projects & Results

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Skip to main content. College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences ACES. College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES). The NMSU Agricultural Science Center (ASC) researches many varieties of trees, grasses and forbs, vegetables, and fruits. Currently, the ASC is performing research in the areas of integrated pest management (IPM), alfalfa variety testing, chile production, weed control, and alternative fruit trees. USDA-NRCS PMC Research Areas. In advanced testing, ...

nmdrought.state.nm.us

New Mexico Governor's Drought Task Force

http://www.nmdrought.state.nm.us/dtf_workgroup.html

New Mexico Governor's Drought Task Force. Utilities in Your Area. Industrial, Commercial, Institutional. Water Conservation for Educators. Click Map for larger viewing and Current Status. New Mexico has reached a threshold where we must inform and educate our residents on drought conditions and the impact posed to the environment, our economy, and our health. Status provided by NM Drought Monitoring Working Group. 2015 - 2002 Report Archives. Additional Resources and Links. NM Drought Status Maps.

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New Mexico Governor's Drought Task Force

http://www.nmdrought.state.nm.us/water_homeowners.html

New Mexico Governor's Drought Task Force. Utilities in Your Area. Industrial, Commercial, Institutional. Water Conservation for Educators. Click Map for larger viewing and Current Status. Water Conservation for Home Owners. The following water conservation material has been provided to increase the awareness of the public regarding the value of our water resources and how water can be used more efficiently. The material is FREE. For personal use or use in the classroom. Water Smart DVD series. You can ex...