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Savage Cat Frozen Cat Food recalled due to bird flu detection
State officials in New Mexico have reported no known cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in domestic cats within the region.
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New Mexico marks Agriculture Trade Day to highlight economic contributions
New Mexico will observe Agriculture Trade Day on March 19, highlighting the significance of agricultural trade in bolstering the state's economy and fostering rural communities.
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New Mexico's agricultural sector contributes significantly to state economy
The latest Feeding the Economy report, released by a coalition of 36 food and agriculture organizations, highlights the economic impact of New Mexico's agricultural sector.
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New Mexico celebrates Weights and Measures Week from March 1-7
The New Mexico Department of Agriculture's Standards & Consumer Services Division, along with the State Metrology Lab at NMDA, has announced the observance of Weights and Measures Week.
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Bird flu detected in backyard flock in Bernalillo County
The New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) has confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), or "bird flu," in a non-commercial backyard poultry flock located in Bernalillo County, New Mexico.
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New Mexico warns residents about unsolicited foreign seed packages
The New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) has issued a warning to residents regarding unsolicited packages containing foreign seeds arriving in New Mexico and Texas.
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Northwest Naturals recalls cat food over avian influenza concerns
Northwest Naturals has announced a voluntary recall of specific two-pound packages of Feline Turkey Recipe Raw Frozen pet food.
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Webinars scheduled for Healthy Soil Program grant applicants
The New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) is currently accepting applications for its Healthy Soil Program grants.
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NMDA: Guidance from the Governor’s Office Regarding Plant Nurseries
As of April 20, 2020, the guidance from the governor’s office is that plant nurseries – including floral shops – selling live product will hereby be allowed to do curbside or delivery service only.
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NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: New Mexico State University’s Seed to Supper Program provides access to seeds for New Mexicans
New Mexicans have the opportunity to plant seeds and grow a vegetable garden while staying home and social distancing, thanks to New Mexico State University’s Seed to Supper program.
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Medical cannabis causing a strain on rural water systems
Rural New Mexico water officials believe that medical marijuana farms are straining local water supplies, High Times reported.