Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau, this is your host Dalene Hodnett.  This week’s edition features an on the ground report from the New Mexico Livestock Board, a review of research into mobile Matanzas, an update on board trainings hosted by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with the newly elected State FFA President.

Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau.  This week’s edition features an on the ground report from a representative of a beef advocacy group, the Farm Service Agency provides an overview of aid available for those affected by the fires, we preview a healthy soils workshop in Socorro and then wrap up with a look to the next generation with the New Mexico State 4-H President.

Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau.  This week’s edition features an on the ground report from the Livestock Board as they help evacuate animals from areas affected by the fires, an overview from the cooperative extension service as they assist in caring for evacuated animals, an update from New Mexico Ag in the Classroom and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with a graduating senior.

Welcome to Ag This Week a podcast sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau.  This week’s edition features an on the ground report from a rancher affected by the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak fire, advice on how to stretch your food dollar in the face of historic inflation, an introduction to a popular agricultural history museum and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with an east side ag teacher.

Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau.  This week’s podcast features an on the ground report from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, an overview of a popular Albuquerque area agritourism venue, a preview of New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau’s ag day at the ballpark and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with an east side ag teacher.

Welcome to Ag This Week, a podcast sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau. This week’s podcast features an on the ground report from the state veterinarian regarding a bird flu, a program specialist with the Chile Pepper Institute, a reflection from a young chile farmer and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with a soon to be graduating county extension agent.

Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau. This week’s podcast features an on the ground report from a range scientist who explains the value of forage monitoring, a coordinator of a youth ranch management program, an opportunity to attend an ag education conference in New York, and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with a new county extension agent.

Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau. This week’s podcast features an on the ground report from a rancher who’s optimistic about the future of the sheep industry, a preview of a cattleman’s seminar, an introduction to a program meant to help farmers and ranchers cope with stress, and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with a collegiate farm bureau member.

Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau. This week’s podcast features an on the ground report from a rancher who’s hay pasture is being devastated by elk and drought, an update on the upcoming special legislative session, a recap of a charity shopping event, and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with an event hosted for beginning agriculturists.

Welcome to Ag This Week, sponsored by the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau. This week’s podcast features an on the ground report from Brent Van Dyke who has extensive experience in Ukraine, while Dr. Jay Lillywhite while Department Head for NMSU Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business, dissects the supply chain. Russell Johnson gives us an update from our NMF&LB's Young Farmers & Ranchers Program and we wrap up with a look to the next generation with a reflection from last year’s New Mexico FFA State President Brandon Larrañaga.