Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP) payments in New Mexico totaled $1.5 million from 1995-2021.

Counties in New Mexico Receiving Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP) payments, 1995-2021

Rank County Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP)
1995-2021		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1San Juan County, New Mexico$251,73716.9%16.9%
2Harding County, New Mexico$237,88716.0%33.0%
3Torrance County, New Mexico$198,12313.3%46.3%
4Sandoval County, New Mexico$128,9548.7%55.0%
5McKinley County, New Mexico$127,9798.6%63.6%
6Lea County, New Mexico$87,8785.9%69.5%
7San Miguel County, New Mexico$84,7695.7%75.2%
8Dona Ana County, New Mexico$71,0114.8%80.0%
9Chaves County, New Mexico$53,8893.6%83.6%
10Curry County, New Mexico$49,6713.3%86.9%
11Eddy County, New Mexico$35,5662.4%89.3%
12Catron County, New Mexico$35,3532.4%91.7%
13Cibola County, New Mexico$27,7701.9%93.6%
14Colfax County, New Mexico$19,1611.3%94.9%
15Guadalupe County, New Mexico$16,9091.1%96.0%
16Mora County, New Mexico$15,4501.0%97.1%
17Taos County, New Mexico$10,0260.7%97.7%
18Grant County, New Mexico$7,0620.5%98.2%
19Valencia County, New Mexico$6,9600.5%98.7%
20Lincoln County, New Mexico$5,9420.4%99.1%
21Bernalillo County, New Mexico$4,4510.3%99.4%
22DeBaca County, New Mexico$4,3590.3%99.7%
23Luna County, New Mexico$2,3830.2%99.8%
24Sierra County, New Mexico$2,3120.2%100.0%
25Socorro County, New Mexico$2950.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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