Stone Fruit Production in New Mexico
Arnold Krochmal, Lisa Gibbs
Abstract
Arnold Krochmal, Lisa Gibbs
Abstract
Home plantings of stone fruits are fairly common throughout most of New Mexico, although commercial plantings are generally limited to the irrigated portions of the state, such as the southern counties of Otero, Socorro, Sierra, Lincoln and De Baca, the northern counties of Santa Fe, Bernalillo, Valencia and Rio Arriba, and the northwestern county of San Juan, which is the state's leading fruit producer.
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Home plantings of stone fruits are fairly common throughout most of New Mexico, although commercial plantings are generally limited to the irrigated portions of the state, such as the southern counties of Otero, Socorro, Sierra, Lincoln and De Baca, the northern counties of Santa Fe, Bernalillo, Valencia and Rio Arriba, and the northwestern county of San Juan, which is the state's leading fruit producer.
Key concepts: Production (economics), Economics, Macroeconomics