Livestock Forage Disaster Program payments in Grant County, New Mexico totaled $17.0 million from 1995-2023.

Counties in Grant County, New Mexico Receiving Livestock Forage Disaster Program payments, 1995-2023

Rank County Livestock Forage Disaster Program
1995-2023		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Chaves County, New Mexico$35,353,1169.7%9.7%
2Union County, New Mexico$29,387,3848.0%17.7%
3Lea County, New Mexico$22,665,8766.2%23.9%
4Torrance County, New Mexico$21,291,3985.8%29.7%
5Quay County, New Mexico$18,882,6175.2%34.9%
6Grant County, New Mexico$16,967,3864.6%39.5%
7Harding County, New Mexico$15,140,0204.1%43.6%
8Eddy County, New Mexico$14,763,5924.0%47.7%
9DeBaca County, New Mexico$14,738,4284.0%51.7%
10Lincoln County, New Mexico$13,954,7153.8%55.5%
11Guadalupe County, New Mexico$13,550,3403.7%59.2%
12Otero County, New Mexico$12,402,5363.4%62.6%
13Roosevelt County, New Mexico$11,834,6533.2%65.9%
14Colfax County, New Mexico$11,750,0703.2%69.1%
15Luna County, New Mexico$11,191,0243.1%72.1%
16Sierra County, New Mexico$10,138,4552.8%74.9%
17Catron County, New Mexico$10,037,4252.7%77.6%
18Socorro County, New Mexico$9,709,6782.7%80.3%
19San Miguel County, New Mexico$8,956,0492.4%82.7%
20Rio Arriba County, New Mexico$8,768,2022.4%85.1%
21Curry County, New Mexico$8,187,4432.2%87.4%
22Hidalgo County, New Mexico$7,905,5602.2%89.5%
23McKinley County, New Mexico$6,515,9431.8%91.3%
24Mora County, New Mexico$6,286,2221.7%93.0%
25Sandoval County, New Mexico$6,222,7991.7%94.7%
26Cibola County, New Mexico$6,219,1201.7%96.4%
27San Juan County, New Mexico$5,763,0431.6%98.0%
28Dona Ana County, New Mexico$2,902,9340.8%98.8%
29Valencia County, New Mexico$1,849,3310.5%99.3%
30Taos County, New Mexico$1,458,3720.4%99.7%
31Bernalillo County, New Mexico$604,9520.2%99.9%
32Santa Fe County, New Mexico$439,3500.1%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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