Corona Range and Livestock Research Center and The Southwest Center for Rangeland Sustainability Property
Sitting upon approximately 28,200 acres (owned by NMSU,) this Agricultural Research Center is a production-scale research facility for livestock and rangeland (able to research and Livestock issues related to nutrition, reproduction, plant ecology, grazing systems, etc.) Large portions of the center are similar to 80% of New Mexico rangelands (and much of the Southwest U.S., Mexico, and other arid regions worldwide.) This ASC is centrally located in New Mexico, allowing for convenient outreach and demonstrations for New Mexico producers. It is the only ASC with the potential to conduct research on sustainable wind energy effects on rangeland, cattle, and wildlife. Corona Rangeland and Livestock Research Center is located in Corona, NM in both Lincoln and Torrance Counties, and was established in 1988.