Commodity subsidies in Lea County, New Mexico totaled $1.2 million in 2012

Counties in Lea County, New Mexico Receiving Commodity Payments, 2012

Rank County Total Commodity Programs
2012		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Curry County, New Mexico$5,717,46130.7%30.7%
2Roosevelt County, New Mexico$3,286,60817.6%48.3%
3Chaves County, New Mexico$1,987,55010.7%59.0%
4Quay County, New Mexico$1,470,2157.9%66.9%
5Dona Ana County, New Mexico$1,250,6976.7%73.6%
6Lea County, New Mexico$1,246,0666.7%80.3%
7Luna County, New Mexico$730,7143.9%84.2%
8Union County, New Mexico$699,4173.8%87.9%
9San Juan County, New Mexico$586,8283.1%91.1%
10Eddy County, New Mexico$520,0392.8%93.9%
11Hidalgo County, New Mexico$465,2652.5%96.4%
12Socorro County, New Mexico$187,2061.0%97.4%
13Torrance County, New Mexico$89,3650.5%97.9%
14Bernalillo County, New Mexico$85,1480.5%98.3%
15Valencia County, New Mexico$78,2310.4%98.7%
16DeBaca County, New Mexico$71,7580.4%99.1%
17Harding County, New Mexico$58,7700.3%99.4%
18Sierra County, New Mexico$56,2270.3%99.7%
19Colfax County, New Mexico$33,1780.2%99.9%
20Santa Fe County, New Mexico$6,2660.0%100.0%
21Rio Arriba County, New Mexico$5,5280.0%100.0%
22Taos County, New Mexico$1,8940.0%100.0%
23Guadalupe County, New Mexico$1,5960.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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