Cash Crop: Event teaches farmers how to grow lavender for a profit

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(SUNfoto by George Morse) Charles Martin, agricultural specialist at the New Mexico State University Sustainable Agricultural Center, examines the Center's 0.25 acre test plot of lavender June 17 at a Lavender Field Day hosted by the Center. Lavender is grown primarily for its essential oil.

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By George Morse
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    The Lavender Field Day June 17 at the New Mexico State University Sustainable Agricultural Science Center at Alcalde introduced local growers to the possibilities of growing lavender on the small, irrigated farms of Northern New Mexico.     “Lavender is…

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