Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP) payments in New Mexico totaled $18.4 million in 2023

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

Rank County Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP)
2023		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Torrance County, New Mexico$1,788,8459.7%9.7%
2Chaves County, New Mexico$1,541,1928.4%18.1%
3Quay County, New Mexico$1,210,3356.6%24.7%
4Union County, New Mexico$1,158,1586.3%31.0%
5Guadalupe County, New Mexico$880,4834.8%35.8%
6Lea County, New Mexico$856,5504.7%40.4%
7Grant County, New Mexico$846,0594.6%45.0%
8San Miguel County, New Mexico$842,0974.6%49.6%
9Curry County, New Mexico$815,4904.4%54.1%
10Harding County, New Mexico$691,0143.8%57.8%
11Mora County, New Mexico$671,0583.6%61.5%
12Otero County, New Mexico$578,5943.1%64.6%
13DeBaca County, New Mexico$574,8263.1%67.7%
14Catron County, New Mexico$555,4303.0%70.8%
15Luna County, New Mexico$517,9682.8%73.6%
16Socorro County, New Mexico$496,4102.7%76.3%
17Roosevelt County, New Mexico$493,9272.7%79.0%
18Lincoln County, New Mexico$480,0632.6%81.6%
19Sierra County, New Mexico$477,5982.6%84.2%
20Colfax County, New Mexico$420,7932.3%86.5%
21Rio Arriba County, New Mexico$415,7262.3%88.7%
22Eddy County, New Mexico$337,0121.8%90.6%
23Hidalgo County, New Mexico$329,2871.8%92.3%
24Cibola County, New Mexico$325,7961.8%94.1%
25San Juan County, New Mexico$269,3071.5%95.6%
26Sandoval County, New Mexico$262,2201.4%97.0%
27McKinley County, New Mexico$194,7281.1%98.1%
28Dona Ana County, New Mexico$144,2840.8%98.9%
29Taos County, New Mexico$113,6270.6%99.5%
30Valencia County, New Mexico$38,8190.2%99.7%
31Santa Fe County, New Mexico$35,0690.2%99.9%
32Bernalillo County, New Mexico$23,6440.1%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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