My friends, this has been a hard podcast since it involves the good and the bad New Mexico farmers experience in their profession because of many factors, often tied to weather. This year the fickle fate of chile farmers involves a large leaf miner infestation. Last winter was mild, nice for bugs normally stamped out by hard freezes. These chile pod eating bugs are a problem.

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Here is a New Mexico story. While not written down, many Outlaws in New Mexico had rules they followed back in the 1800s. Yes, rules of what to do and not do. Not written down other than writers of that era put them in stories. Eugene Rhodes, in several of his novels, wrote about these rules. Let me tell you some New Mexico outlaw rules that are even good rules today.

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By some estimates there are 150 thousand miles of paved roads in New Mexico and at least 25,000 miles of dirt roads. I grew up early in life firmly on New Mexico dirt roads. While I knew what pavement was, the family ranch south of Carrizozo was miles of bumpy dirt roads. Let’s talk about New Mexico dirt roads before paving and the changes that occurred

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