Improving the Chile Industry of New Mexico Through Industry, Agriculture Experiment Station, and Cooperative Extension Service Collaboration: A Case Study

Authors

Theodore W. Sammis, New Mexico State UniversityFollow
Manoj K. Shukla, New Mexico State UniversityFollow
John G. Mexal, New Mexico State UniversityFollow
Paul W. Bosland, New Mexico State UniversityFollow
LeRoy A. Daugherty, New Mexico State UniversityFollow

Volume

47

Issue

1

Abstract

Chile growers and the Agricultural Research and Cooperative Extension Services at New Mexico State University have a long history of collaboration to sustain the chile industry. This case study identifies and documents the methodology of creating collaboration among the Agriculture Experimental Station, Cooperative Extension, and growers to solving local, regional, and global challenges in a specialty crop. A new paradigm has been created with the formation of a research-team approach with long-term funding guaranteed and the New Mexico Chile Growers Association's direct involvement to determine the allocation of research funds to the team and other funding requests.

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Recommended Citation

Sammis, T. W., Shukla, M. K., Mexal, J. G., Bosland, P. W., & Daugherty, L. A. (2009). Improving the Chile Industry of New Mexico Through Industry, Agriculture Experiment Station, and Cooperative Extension Service Collaboration: A Case Study. The Journal of Extension, 47(1), Article 24. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol47/iss1/24