Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP) payments in New Mexico totaled $50.6 million from 1995-2023.

Counties in New Mexico Receiving Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP) payments, 1995-2023

Rank County Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP)
1995-2023		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Chaves County, New Mexico$4,732,3409.3%9.3%
2Torrance County, New Mexico$4,189,7248.3%17.6%
3Quay County, New Mexico$2,857,8335.6%23.3%
4Union County, New Mexico$2,638,9455.2%28.5%
5Grant County, New Mexico$2,569,8555.1%33.6%
6San Miguel County, New Mexico$2,527,3085.0%38.5%
7Lea County, New Mexico$2,213,9664.4%42.9%
8Guadalupe County, New Mexico$2,148,1784.2%47.2%
9Harding County, New Mexico$2,071,9224.1%51.3%
10DeBaca County, New Mexico$1,796,1363.5%54.8%
11Curry County, New Mexico$1,785,2663.5%58.3%
12Mora County, New Mexico$1,751,3793.5%61.8%
13Catron County, New Mexico$1,661,0423.3%65.1%
14Otero County, New Mexico$1,612,8723.2%68.3%
15Luna County, New Mexico$1,549,0243.1%71.3%
16Socorro County, New Mexico$1,421,0672.8%74.1%
17Lincoln County, New Mexico$1,392,4212.8%76.9%
18Roosevelt County, New Mexico$1,348,1682.7%79.5%
19Rio Arriba County, New Mexico$1,331,9552.6%82.2%
20Sierra County, New Mexico$1,236,6772.4%84.6%
21Colfax County, New Mexico$1,101,8582.2%86.8%
22San Juan County, New Mexico$1,072,1402.1%88.9%
23Hidalgo County, New Mexico$1,043,2862.1%91.0%
24Cibola County, New Mexico$1,038,6562.1%93.0%
25Sandoval County, New Mexico$967,4091.9%94.9%
26Eddy County, New Mexico$779,9251.5%96.5%
27McKinley County, New Mexico$707,0391.4%97.9%
28Dona Ana County, New Mexico$476,1840.9%98.8%
29Taos County, New Mexico$279,5090.6%99.4%
30Valencia County, New Mexico$144,4920.3%99.6%
31Santa Fe County, New Mexico$92,4570.2%99.8%
32Bernalillo County, New Mexico$87,4540.2%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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