When it comes to hot wings, it’s going to be difficult to find something hotter than Holy Jolokia wing sauce, the newest in the collection of Holy Jolokia sauces available at New Mexico State University’s Chile Pepper Institute and produced in partnership with CaJohns Fiery Foods.

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CARRIZOZO – The Lincoln County 4-H Horse Judging Team won the title of reserve national horse judging champions at the 95th annual Western National Roundup held Jan. 8-11 in Denver.

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SANTA FE – The New Mexico State University Board of Regents approved a land lease for Aggie Development Incorporated during their regular meeting in Santa Fe Jan. 30. Aggie Development allows NMSU to better manage and develop its assets. The lease will allow Aggie Development to pursue a third-party to develop a hotel property on the NMSU campus.

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New Mexico State University announced Thursday that it will make up the difference between tuition costs for the spring 2015 semester and the amount covered by the state’s Legislative Lottery Scholarships for all eligible students at NMSU’s Las Cruces campus.

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Golf enthusiasts can hit the links and support New Mexico State University engineering students at the same time by participating in the fifth annual Volt Information Sciences Slide Rule Golf Classic. The tournament is set for 12:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27, at the NMSU Golf Course.

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New Mexico State University will celebrate Black History Month with a number of events scheduled throughout the month of February.

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LOS LUNAS – A New Mexico State University entomologist based at the NMSU Agricultural Science Center at Los Lunas has found a new aphid pest in the Albuquerque area The aphid targets grasses and small grains.

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Landing a significant grant is challenging enough in a time of shrinking state and federal funds available for even the most important research projects. Even when a researcher at New Mexico State University is able to line up a great idea with a willing funding agency, the challenge may just be starting.

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In October, the Student Research and Education Gardens at New Mexico State University were awarded an Organic Transitions grant from the United States Department of Agriculture. The process took researchers including, Mark Uchanski, NMSU professor of the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, three years. Uchanski shares the lessons learned as well as the future benefits.

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BERNALILLO – Want to learn how to improve your yard’s soils? Or what plants will thrive in our dry climate? How about tackling pests in your garden?

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