Spring 2011. Retrieved online June 28, 2011 by Darrell J. Pehr, NMSU Research & Resources When a Roosevelt County farmer tugs a peanut plant from the rich soil in eastern New Mexico, there’s really no question the plant was successfully grown thanks in part to research developed by New Mexico State University. When an entrepreneur builds a business and creates jobs in New M More »

Spring 2009. Retrieved online October 6, 2009 by Staff NMSU Research & Resources Making kids eat all of the food on their dinner plates is supposed to help them grow big and strong. But now a New Mexico State University researcher believes making kids clean their plates may actually harm their long-term health. “Cleaning your plate may have been a good idea during World War II beca More »

Spring 2009. Retrieved online October 6, 2009 by Mario A. Montes NMSU Research & Resources Simplest plant could bring solution to complex problem Alternative energy – a couple of words charged with calls to action, politics, skepticism and even the pop culture disdain of “whatever.” Its composition reads like a comic book tale that unleashes the forces of life – earth, water, w More »

Spring 2009. Retrieved online October 6, 2009 by Justin Bannister NMSU Research & Resources NMSU researcher studies workplace Would an American with excellent leadership skills in the workplace still be a good leader in Asia? Would a European business leader fare well in Australia? Looking at leadership skills and how they translate into various cultures is part of the research that has More »

Spring 2009. Retrieved online October 6, 2009 by Staff NMSU Research & Resources New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center is set to tackle three of the biggest issues in the state – energy, jobs and water. The U.S. Department of Energy awarded a three-year, $1.2 million grant to Arrowhead Center to study connections between fossil fuel production, economic development and wate More »