Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) payments in New Mexico totaled $10.0 million in 2016

Counties in New Mexico Receiving Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) payments, 2016

Rank County Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP)
2016		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Curry County, New Mexico$4,335,15443.2%43.2%
2Chaves County, New Mexico$2,434,97924.2%67.4%
3Roosevelt County, New Mexico$1,188,87711.8%79.2%
4Lea County, New Mexico$571,0565.7%84.9%
5Catron County, New Mexico$424,1854.2%89.1%
6Quay County, New Mexico$366,6593.7%92.8%
7Torrance County, New Mexico$280,7602.8%95.6%
8Lincoln County, New Mexico$145,7011.5%97.0%
9Eddy County, New Mexico$81,6300.8%97.9%
10DeBaca County, New Mexico$41,6530.4%98.3%
11Guadalupe County, New Mexico$38,3050.4%98.7%
12Otero County, New Mexico$26,6330.3%98.9%
13Socorro County, New Mexico$24,4040.2%99.2%
14McKinley County, New Mexico$17,7160.2%99.3%
15Rio Arriba County, New Mexico$12,6340.1%99.5%
16San Juan County, New Mexico$10,9250.1%99.6%
17Colfax County, New Mexico$10,6840.1%99.7%
18Valencia County, New Mexico$7,3650.1%99.8%
19Dona Ana County, New Mexico$6,9150.1%99.8%
20Union County, New Mexico$4,2620.0%99.9%
21Harding County, New Mexico$3,3380.0%99.9%
22Sierra County, New Mexico$2,6710.0%99.9%
23Taos County, New Mexico$2,4690.0%99.9%
24Santa Fe County, New Mexico$2,0030.0%100.0%
25Cibola County, New Mexico$1,8320.0%100.0%
26Grant County, New Mexico$1,4090.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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