Timothy Ketelaar likes being part of a team. Whether he’s helping push his fellow cyclists over mountain roads at top speed or teaming up with his partner in the kitchen for a gourmet meal, the New Mexico State University psychology professor finds himself doing his best leadership when he’s supporting and facilitating, boosting the team from within.

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ABIQUIU – Apple and fruit producers along the Rio Chama valley have had tough times the last several years with late frosts taking out the crop. While the trees may not produce fruit, they still grow and need to be maintained.

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ALBUQUERQUE – Buying locally grown vegetables and fruit is growing in popularity nationally, and increased traffic at farmers markets in New Mexico indicate it’s becoming big business here, as well.

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LOS LUNAS – Spring-like days in February make a person start thinking about outdoor activities, including gardening. One way to get ready for the true spring days is to attend the Valencia County Home & Garden Expo.

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The Cooperative Extension Service at New Mexico State University recognize the importance of teaching newer and older generations the importance of sustainability as part of their Extension outreach efforts.

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TUCUMCARI – New Mexico’s statewide cow herd decreased during recent years due to severe drought conditions. As weather conditions improve, cattle producers are now investing in the future as they rebuild their cow herds with higher-quality genetics from regionally adapted registered cow herds.

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Grant-writing workshops designed to help potential applicants understand, develop and submit their federal grant applications for the Farmers Market and Local Food Promotion Program are being offered across the nation this spring through a unique collaboration between federal, state and regional partners.

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The New Mexico State University CAMP Student Council, Mexican American Engineers and Scientists, and the Associated Students of New Mexico State University present an all-day event for this year’s Latino Week.

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Beyond the growing trend of “going green,” New Mexico State University has caught on to the universal movement transforming the job market for graduating students – a movement that benefits the student, the university and the planet.

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Dennis Hallford, New Mexico State University’s Animal and Range Sciences interim department head, past chair of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee and current chair of the University Radiation Safety Committee, received this year’s annual Friend of Safety Award for his contributions to the longstanding improvement of safety in these areas.

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