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Publications from the NMSU College of Agriculture and Home Economics (CAHE)

SFMGA offers these links to documents of interest to gardeners. Each link is to a PDF-format document at the NMSU/CAHE publications website. Links are grouped by topic.

Garden Maintenance
  • Tree Pruning Techniques
  • Watering Your Lawn
Garden Pests
  • Controlling Pocket Gophers in New Mexico
  • Controlling Rock Squirrel Damage in New Mexico
  • Controlling Skunks In New Mexico
  • Coping with Deer in Suburban Gardens
  • Organic Gardening–Natural Insecticides
  • Rabbits and Their Control in New Mexico
Mulching and Composting
  • Backyard Composting
  • Mulches for Gardens and Landscapes
  • A Sustainable Approach to Recycling Urban and Agricultural Organic Wastes
  • Vermicomposting
Plants
  • Fruit Trees for the Home Orchard: Varieties and Management
  • Growing Roses
  • Growing Zones, Recommended Crop Varieties, and Planting and Harvesting Information for Home Vegetable Gardens in New Mexico
  • Selecting Ornamental Trees for New Mexico
  • Shade Trees for New Mexico
  • Spices and Herbs for the Home Garden
  • Turfgrasses for New Mexico
Water Conservation
  • Safe Use of Household Greywater
  • Landscape Water Conservation Principles of Xeriscape

You can access these files using:

  • Adobe® Reader® or
  • Foxit Reader on Windows or
  • Preview on MaxOSX
Related information: NMSU/CAHE
NMSU College of Agriculture and Home Economics

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