Ag Producers, Ranchers, and Workers
News and Events
- NM Cattlegrowers Association Northwest Regional April 25th, 2025
- Youth Ranch Management Camp applications close April 17th, 2025
- i-Tree Open Academy begins May 7, 2025
- New Mexico Cattle Growers Association Northwest Regional Meeting April 25, 2025
- NM Indian Livestock Days May 14-16, 2025
- New Guide B-831: “Rangeland Data Analysis and Records (RaDAR): An Online Tool to Assist Land Managers” by Casey Spackman
- New Guide Z-128: “Livestock Enterprise Budgets Series 1/2: Understanding NMSU’s Livestock Cost and Return Budgets” by Pilja Vitale and Jay Lillywhite
- Produce Safety Alliance Grower Trainings available for remote delivery April 22-23 and June 24-25, 2025
- Updated Beef Quality Assurance Manual
Funding Sources
Helpful Links
National Organic Program- If you are a local producer interested in becoming Certified Organic, follow this link to learn more information on how to begin.
New Mexico Taste the Tradition- Logo program through the New Mexico Department of Agriculture for New Mexico agricultural products, including promotions, funding, and recipes.
Delicious New Mexico- Established in February 2012, Delicious New Mexico was designed to bring together farmers and ranchers with value-added producers and connect them to grocery stores, restaurants, festivals, and to consumers.
NMDA Pesticide Compliance - If you are interested in getting your pesticide applicator's license, follow this link to learn more information including where and when to take the tests, registration fees, and to download free study guides. Pesticide Compliance also provides information on registered pesticides, registered feed, and periodic pesticide disposal events.
LandLink New Mexico- Free resource to link farmers and ranchers with landowners.
New Mexico Department of Homeland Security- Sign up for upcoming trainings such as Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue and view other resources related to emergency preparedness.
NMDA Nursery Industries- Want to start a business selling plants, cut flowers, or Christmas trees? Obtain a Plant Protection License and learn about invasive pest quarantines.