Cooperative Extension Service

Cooperative Extension Service provides the people of New Mexico with practical, research-based knowledge and programs to improve their quality of life.

• NMSU selects counties for pilot program designed to strengthen rural economies
  New Mexico State University has selected a multi-county region in the state to participate in the “CREATE BRIDGES” program to build up rural economies impacted by COVID-19.

Featured Content

Quay County 4-H placed First in Range and Agronomy

• Blog: News for Healthy Families
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Thank you for participating in the QCES Facebook 4-H Food Challenge! You need to use the ingredients listed on the post to "make a dish." If you have the ingredients and your parents let you, prepare your recipe and post it on Facebook. If you are not able to physically prepare a dish, you can still participate by creating a recipe to use the ingredients. Everyone needs to include the following information on your post:

• Nutritional Value of Secret Ingredients
• How Your Body Uses the Ingredients
• Your Recipe
• Food Safety Standards Used in Preparation

Again, you do not have to make a dish to participate. You do need to include the information requested. You have until Wednesday at 2:00 pm to share your creations on Facebook.

• Altering Recipes
  Altering Recipes for Good Health

• Choose My Plate
  Choose My Plate - 10 Tips

• Fight BAC
  4 Simple Steps to Food Safety

• Nutrient Needs
  Nutrient Needs at a Glance

• Basic Nutrition
  Nutrients, Vitamins, Minerals

Contact Us

Quay County Extension Services
216 E Center - The Terry Turner Building
PO Drawer B
Tucumcari, NM 88401
Phone: 575-461-0562
Fax: 575-461-2899
Email: quay@nmsu.edu