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Lesser goldfinches are in Northern New Mexico all during nesting season, but their population really exploded in late August. Young goldfinches fledged and activity …
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By Anne Schmauss
For The New Mexican | 9/20/18 |
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Regenerative agriculture is an approach to farming that enriches the soil rather than depleting it.
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By Cindy Brown
For The Taos News | 9/14/18 |
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Añil del muerto, a plant with bright yellow flowers and blue-green leaves, begins blooming near the end of July and throughout most of August in Northern New Mexico.
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By Rob Hawley
For The Taos News | 9/14/18 |
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Did you know 235 rare and endangered plant species live in New Mexico? Of these, 109 species occur only in New Mexico and nowhere else in the world.
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By Jan Martenson
For The Taos News | 9/13/18 |
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September and October are the prime time for fall planting and preparing your trees for the winter months. If trees are not properly taken care of over the winter, they can die or come back weak in …
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By Kineo Memmer
Taos High School senior, member of Taos Tree Board | 9/13/18 |
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Bird activity at local backyards has been strong this summer. Hummingbird activity in particular is off the charts right now. Here are a few mid-summer frequently …
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By Anne Schmauss
For The New Mexican | 8/16/18 |
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The Taos Farmers Market was one of the open-air markets that got its start in the early 1970s."The Taos market operated for the first time in 1972 and was considered successful," according to an …
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By Cindy Brown
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8/10/18
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The flowers are effective for lower respiratory inflammation and especially useful for a hot, dry cough, encouraging moist secretions and helping to relax spasms.
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By Rob Hawley
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8/10/18
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Like humans, trees can become sick. But unlike humans, trees do not have specialized cells to fight off diseases. So, it is important to do what you can to improve the health of your …
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By Kineo Memmer
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8/10/18
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Seventeen members of the Taos Chapter of Native Plant Society of New Mexico hiked the Agua Sarca trail (near Sipapu) on July 29 and were delighted to identify more than 60 species of wildflowers and …
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By Jan Martenson
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8/10/18
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