Browse Plans of Work by Specialists
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| Jackson, Kyle | |
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Profitable Livestock Production (Colfax County) Improve the profitability of livestock production in Colfax County by enhancing decision-making skills of livestock owners and managers through progressive research-based technology and methods.
(Part of the Profitable Livestock Production state-level plan.)
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Range Management for New Mexico (Colfax County) Ranchers, with agency involvement, will be able to monitor ranges and understand why changes in the range condition occur and take appropriate management actions if needed. Ranchers will be able to take preemptive measures in reducing poisonous plant loss
(Part of the Range Management for New Mexico state-level plan.)
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Youth Development (Colfax County) Use experiential education and hands-on programs among 4-H youth to increase understanding, knowledge and interest in continued agriculturally based career choices.
(Part of the Youth Development state-level plan.)
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| Jim, Jesse E. | |
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Youth Development (Crownpoint Tribal Extension) This plan deals with Project Work; Special Interest; School Enrichment; Competition; Clinics; Workshops; Outreach Efforts; Record Books; Camps; Officer Trainings; Junior/Teen Leaders; Anything related to YOUTH programming.
(Part of the Youth Development state-level plan.)
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| Jim, Shirlene | |
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KA 703. Nutrition Education and Behavior (McKinley County) Coordinate and deliver educational workshops for Eastern Navajo Agency/McKinley county residents throughout the year. The workshops will provide continuing education and an increase in knowledge level for participants in Nutrition, Diabetes education, and
(Part of the KA 703. Nutrition Education and Behavior state-level plan.)
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| Jimenez, Del | |
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Greenhouse and Cold Frame Structures •Introduce ways to extend growing season. •Reduce construction cost by utilizing alternative materials. •Educating producers with hands on experience to build a greenhouse or cold frame. •Produce information on constructing greenhouses and cold frames. County-level plans associated with this state-wide plan:
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Sustainable Horticultural and Agronomic Production Management Systems for Small Farms •Integrate sustainable agriculture issues into Extension education programs. •Address environmental issues from the standpoint of sustainability. •Implement sustainable agriculture methods that are profitable, environmentally sound, and beneficial. County-level plans associated with this state-wide plan:
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| Jimenez, Desaree Whitfield | |
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Children, Youth, and Families at Risk-Sustainable Community Grant Project: Just Be It! Healthy and Fit (Rio Arriba County) Reduce the risk factors for childhood obesity for fifth grade students in Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, and Los Alamos counties by providing nutrtion education, increasing exercise time and affecting change in the home and school environment.
(Part of the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk-Sustainable Community Grant Project: Just Be It! Healthy and Fit state-level plan.)
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KA 703. Nutrition Education and Behavior (Rio Arriba County) Improve health of New Mexico youth participating in the program in Rio Arriba and Taos Counties through healthy food choices, food preparation skills and food resource management.
(Part of the KA 703. Nutrition Education and Behavior state-level plan.)
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Strong Women Program (Rio Arriba) To improve the health and well-being of middle-aged and older adults by increasing access to a structured, safe and effective strength-training program.
(Part of the Physical Activity state-level plan.)
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| Jones, Stanley H. | |
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Agronomic Crop and Improved Pasture System Development (Curry County) Improve the sustainability and production potential of agronomic crops and improved pastures in order to improve the soil tilth, yield capability, crop or forage quality as well as the economic and environmental benefits to the land users.
(Part of the Agronomic Crop and Improved Pasture System Development state-level plan.)
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Civil Rights (Curry County) To comply with federal laws regarding civil rights and to increase the visibility and accessibility of programs provided by the Curry County Extension Service to the citizens of Curry County.
(Part of the Civil Rights state-level plan.)
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Crop Production Improvement and Water Conservation in Eastern New Mexico (Curry County) To identify improved forage production systems for dairy silage operations that reduce water consumption, while maintaining milk profitability.
(Part of the Crop Production Improvement and Water Conservation in Eastern New Mexico state-level plan.)
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Profitable Livestock Production (Curry County) Improve the profitability of livestock production by enhancing decision-making skills of livestock owners and managers.
(Part of the Profitable Livestock Production state-level plan.)
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