Objective, research-based, and credible information to improve your daily life.
For questions or concerns about avian influenza, there are a variety of resources available:
If you are concerned that your birds are showing any symptoms of avian influenza, please call:
The Bernalillo County Extension Food Preservation Lending Library is now open. The equipment available to borrow includes a dehydrator, a food processor, a pressure canner, a boiling water bath canner, and fermentation equipment. For more information, please download the Food Preservation Lending Library Flyer (PDF) or contact Amber Benson at ambenson@nmsu.edu.
Check out our 2023 Advisory Booklet (PDF) to learn about the highlights from our 2023 programs
The Agents are working in the office or out in the community. Please call ahead for their availability or make an appointment directly with the agents.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer for 4-H, please email bernalillo@nmsu.edu
Book club will focus on money management and self-improvement and will cover 4 books. Four series to choose from and respective schedules below.
Learn which products can be produced under the New Mexico Homemade Food Act and which certifications are required.
Cost is $45 for NM residents and $145 for non-residents. Includes training manual and certificate of course completion.
Do you want to learn how to regeneratively farm and care for the land through hands-on experience and classroom curriculum? Apply for the Grow the Growers farmer training and business acceleration program located at Gutierrez Hubbell Open Space. For more information, reach out to growthegrowers@bernco.gov. Application closes January 20, 2025.
Join us for the Winter Business Series, a series of eight in-person classes designed to explore agriculture as a business, led by various facilitators and instructors to guide new and beginning farmers. We invite you to attend the full series as we will cover topics like developing your farm business plan, record-keeping, local market-opportunities, taxes for farmers, and accessing capital with government programs.
A series of workshops on a variety of topics related to agriculture in New Mexico.
A series of classes designed to guide participants through the basics of backyard farming.
Learn about a variety of environmental topics outdoors at the Bachechi Open Space.
Learn about composting in New Mexico's high desert climate from the Bernalillo County Extension Master Composters.
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NMSU-Bernalillo County Cooperative Extension Service
1510 Menaul Blvd Ext NW
Albuquerque, NM 87107
Phone: (505) 243-1386 844-409-0562 (Toll Free)
Fax: (505) 243-1545
Email: bernalillo@nmsu.edu
URL: https://bernalilloextension.nmsu.edu
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