Farming in New Mexico

New Mexico Agriculture Farm Crops
Annual Revenue
(past 5 years average)
Wheat: $20,004,255
Rice: $0
Grains: $10,027,971
Soybeans: $0
Sunflower Seed & Oil: $0
Peanuts: $2,991,200
Cotton: $21,375,778
Cotton Seed: $582,448
Tobacco: $0
Fruits & Juice: $86,306
Tree & Nuts: $22,407,968
Vegetables: $15,037,064
Livestock: $5,326,024
Hides & Skins: $734,330
Poultry: $0
Fats & Oils: $161,615
Dairy: $54,921,154
Feeds: $5,672,494
Seeds: $5,832,385
Other: $19,876,586
TOTAL: $185,037,579

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Local company turns focus to Yuma's natural resources - Yuma Sun

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Obituaries: William Lenoir, Robert S. Ingersoll - Washington Post

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Update on salmonella cases by state - CNN

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New Mexico Invests $5 Million For Statewide Conservation Projects - Gov Monitor

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