Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) payments in New Mexico totaled $19.4 million from 1995-2021.

Counties in New Mexico Receiving Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) payments, 1995-2021

Rank County Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP)
1995-2021		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Curry County, New Mexico$5,122,13026.5%26.5%
2Chaves County, New Mexico$4,088,10821.1%47.6%
3Catron County, New Mexico$3,079,03415.9%63.5%
4Roosevelt County, New Mexico$1,327,8666.9%70.3%
5Union County, New Mexico$1,286,1816.6%77.0%
6Torrance County, New Mexico$1,037,9555.4%82.3%
7Lea County, New Mexico$631,9903.3%85.6%
8Quay County, New Mexico$442,7292.3%87.9%
9Lincoln County, New Mexico$377,7072.0%89.8%
10Otero County, New Mexico$350,3271.8%91.6%
11Sandoval County, New Mexico$291,4871.5%93.1%
12Rio Arriba County, New Mexico$183,4260.9%94.1%
13Guadalupe County, New Mexico$152,1190.8%94.9%
14McKinley County, New Mexico$143,9250.7%95.6%
15DeBaca County, New Mexico$135,5050.7%96.3%
16Colfax County, New Mexico$119,2760.6%96.9%
17Socorro County, New Mexico$99,5850.5%97.5%
18Sierra County, New Mexico$96,8930.5%98.0%
19Eddy County, New Mexico$95,8910.5%98.4%
20Harding County, New Mexico$64,1530.3%98.8%
21San Miguel County, New Mexico$55,0030.3%99.1%
22San Juan County, New Mexico$45,2350.2%99.3%
23Taos County, New Mexico$39,2060.2%99.5%
24Mora County, New Mexico$29,2500.2%99.6%
25Santa Fe County, New Mexico$27,4180.1%99.8%
26Valencia County, New Mexico$23,2770.1%99.9%
27Dona Ana County, New Mexico$6,9150.0%99.9%
28Grant County, New Mexico$6,1080.0%100.0%
29Cibola County, New Mexico$4,1610.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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