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NMSU Students Earn Platinum Award at National Dairy Competition With Latino-Inspired Snack Packs

New Mexico State University students took home top honors at the Dairy Management Inc. New Product Contest, earning first place and the Platinum Dairy Innovator Award at the American Dairy Science Association annual meeting held June 22-25 in Louisville, Kentucky.

The five-member team, representing a mix of food science and chemical engineering disciplines, bested dozens of other university teams from across the country with their product, Nuestro Corazón, on-the-go, high-protein, gluten-free snack packs featuring Latino-inspired flavors. The award includes a $10,000 grand prize.

The team consisted of Andrea Soler and Joy Agbawodike, both graduate students in the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, Alejandro Schutte, also from ACES and Ashley Medina Cardona and Jazmine Arreola, undergraduates in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering.

Source : nmsu.edu

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Selling Rams & Helping New Farmers Begin

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It’s shipping day again at Ewetopia Farms as we sell another Suffolk yearling ram! In today’s episode, we load one of our Suffolk rams onto the trailer as he heads off to his new farm to sire the next generation of lambs.

This particular customer has been buying our rams for over eight years, trusting Ewetopia genetics for their gentle temperaments, strong builds, and proven performance. Back home, we get busy looking after the flock that’s staying behind. With the weather turning wet and chilly, it’s time to put down fresh, clean bedding to keep everyone cozy and comfortable for the season ahead. Later, we welcome a wonderful new family who’s just starting out in sheep farming!

They’ve chosen some of our Suffolk ewe lambs to begin their flock — and we couldn’t be happier to help them take their first steps into raising sheep. Stay tuned for a follow-up episode when we help deliver and settle their new flock at their farm.