Press Releases

As we are now in a period of exceptional drought in New Mexico, the New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service of N.M. State University is offering a free 6 part webinar series (May 20; May 27; June 3; June 10; June 17; June 24) to help everyone learn how to better manage our precious water resources.  These sessions, presented by many experts around the state, range from water harvesting to xeriscaping to hydrology, and more. The Aldea Outdoors Committee hopes you can take advantage of this opportunity to find out more about these water conservation issues.  You can register for any or all of the sessions that are of interest to you. 

June 3 – Water Cycle of New Mexico/ Water Conservation in the Yard
June 10 – Soil Health/ Water-Wise Vegetable Gardening
June 17 – Water Conservation and Management on New Mexico Farms/ Soil Moisture Sensors for Precise Irrigation/ Alternative Water Sources for Landscape Irrigation
June 24 – Managing Groundwater: An Invisible Resource/ Water Conservation on the Ranch

Join us for free sessions on Thursdays to learn tools and best practices for conserving water. For information contact Suzanne Cole 575 387 2856/ [email protected] Susann Mikkelson 575 461 0562/ [email protected]

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As we are now in a period of exceptional drought in New Mexico, the New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service of N.M. State University is offering a free 6 part webinar series (May 20; May 27; June 3; June 10; June 17; June 24) to help everyone learn how to better manage our precious water resources.  These sessions, presented by many experts around the state, range from water harvesting to xeriscaping to hydrology, and more. The Aldea Outdoors Committee hopes you can take advantage of this opportunity to find out more about these water conservation issues.  You can register for any or all of the sessions that are of interest to you. 

June 3 – Water Cycle of New Mexico/ Water Conservation in the Yard
June 10 – Soil Health/ Water-Wise Vegetable Gardening
June 17 – Water Conservation and Management on New Mexico Farms/ Soil Moisture Sensors for Precise Irrigation/ Alternative Water Sources for Landscape Irrigation
June 24 – Managing Groundwater: An Invisible Resource/ Water Conservation on the Ranch

Join us for free sessions on Thursdays to learn tools and best practices for conserving water. For information contact Suzanne Cole 575 387 2856/ [email protected] Susann Mikkelson 575 461 0562/ [email protected]

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Public Banking Institute invites you to join them and folks from around the country to discuss public banking the second Friday of the month at 10am MST. This hour-long interactive conversation will give you a chance to ask questions of any sort about public banking, as well as find out about what’s going on in the movement, what problems are appearing and what developments are taking place. Instructions for joining this video and audio conference will be included in your registration confirmation. If you have questions, please contact the Administrator at [email protected] We hope to see you then!

Calls take place at 10:00 am MST on the second Friday of each month.

To register, follow this linK:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIqcOGvqT8sGd21gy0Vg6oXEHmgDN9C6dRz

As we are now in a period of exceptional drought in New Mexico, the New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service of N.M. State University is offering a free 6 part webinar series (May 20; May 27; June 3; June 10; June 17; June 24) to help everyone learn how to better manage our precious water resources.  These sessions, presented by many experts around the state, range from water harvesting to xeriscaping to hydrology, and more. The Aldea Outdoors Committee hopes you can take advantage of this opportunity to find out more about these water conservation issues.  You can register for any or all of the sessions that are of interest to you. 

June 3 – Water Cycle of New Mexico/ Water Conservation in the Yard
June 10 – Soil Health/ Water-Wise Vegetable Gardening
June 17 – Water Conservation and Management on New Mexico Farms/ Soil Moisture Sensors for Precise Irrigation/ Alternative Water Sources for Landscape Irrigation
June 24 – Managing Groundwater: An Invisible Resource/ Water Conservation on the Ranch

Join us for free sessions on Thursdays to learn tools and best practices for conserving water. For information contact Suzanne Cole 575 387 2856/ [email protected] Susann Mikkelson 575 461 0562/ [email protected]

MORE INFORMATION / REGISTER