New Mexico — FY2011
In fiscal year 2011, New Mexico received $204M across 6,885 payment records. That is $98.15 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▲ 11.3% vs. FY2010
Counties in FY2011
| County | Total | $/Capita |
|---|---|---|
| Santa Fe | $105,755K | $724.96 |
| Curry | $17,452K | $350.20 |
| Roosevelt | $11,925K | $583.75 |
| Quay | $7,831K | $865.93 |
| Chaves | $5,528K | $84.11 |
| Lea | $5,105K | $78.37 |
| Luna | $4,735K | $188.61 |
| DoÑa Ana | $4,314K | $20.24 |
| San Juan | $4,279K | $32.99 |
| Union | $3,467K | $785.09 |
| Guadalupe | $2,595K | $560.95 |
| Eddy | $2,532K | $46.82 |
| Bernalillo | $2,419K | $3.61 |
| Torrance | $2,025K | $123.10 |
| Otero | $1,987K | $30.26 |
| Lincoln | $1,854K | $90.82 |
| Grant | $1,524K | $51.94 |
| Colfax | $1,519K | $111.56 |
| Valencia | $1,487K | $19.32 |
| San Miguel | $1,456K | $49.60 |
| Hidalgo | $1,436K | $296.33 |
| De Baca | $1,429K | $714.23 |
| Socorro | $1,426K | $80.20 |
| Harding | $1,290K | $1,811.79 |
| Mckinley | $1,190K | $16.45 |
| Rio Arriba | $1,135K | $28.22 |
| Sierra | $1,068K | $88.79 |
| Sandoval | $958K | $7.13 |
| Taos | $797K | $24.23 |
| Mora | $764K | $159.72 |
| Catron | $678K | $182.54 |
| Apache | $508K | — |
| Cibola | $419K | $15.25 |
| Cochise | $305K | — |
| Navajo | $181K | — |
| Los Alamos | $155K | $8.50 |
| Oldham | $82K | — |
| Montezuma | $79K | — |
| Graham | $62K | — |
| Rio Grande | $56K | — |
| Conejos | $55K | — |
| La Plata | $51K | — |
| Lubbock | $41K | — |
| Ford | $22K | — |
| Hartley | $22K | — |
| Moore | $21K | — |
| Boulder | $19K | — |
| Terrell | $18K | — |
| Menard | $18K | — |
| Beauregard | $15K | — |
| Dallam | $14K | — |
| Trinity | $12K | — |
| Fremont | $11K | — |
| Parmer | $10K | — |
| Montrose | $10K | — |
| Mineral | $10K | — |
| Pecos | $9K | — |
| Wilson | $7K | — |
| Jackson | $7K | — |
| Bailey | $7K | — |
| Eastland | $7K | — |
| Lonoke | $6K | — |
| Tuolumne | $5K | — |
| Costilla | $4K | — |
| Olmsted | $3K | — |
| Phillips | $2K | — |
| Umatilla | $1K | — |
Programs in FY2011
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Top Recipients in FY2011
| Recipient | Location | Total | Payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES NEW MEXICO | SANTA FE, Santa Fe Co. | $96,323,839 | 12 |
| MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS | CAPITAN, Harding Co. | $52,284,251 | 1,838 |
| HUMAN SERVICES, NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF | SANTA FE, Santa Fe Co. | $8,228,630 | 2 |
| NAPI | FARMINGTON, San Juan Co. | $2,824,269 | 5 |
| RED HAWK DIVING LLC | SANTA ROSA, Guadalupe Co. | $1,440,554 | 2 |
| SUNRIPE FARMS | PORTALES, Roosevelt Co. | $953,128 | 11 |
| MESCALERO APACHE TRIBE | MESCALERO, Otero Co. | $697,178 | 3 |
| MESQUITE VILLAGE | ANTHONY, Dona Ana Co. | $478,080 | 2 |
| DEMING FARM LABOR | ANTHONY, Dona Ana Co. | $368,520 | 2 |
| SANTA CLARA PUEBLO | ESPANOLA, Rio Arriba Co. | $363,625 | 2 |
| MARLEY & WHITNEY | ROSWELL, Chaves Co. | $347,384 | 15 |
| PALLATERRA | CLOVIS, Curry Co. | $336,283 | 9 |
| FRANK H AND MARCELLA BLACKBURN | CLOVIS, Curry Co. | $334,174 | 7 |
| CLIFFSIDE II APT LP | LAS CRUCES, DoÑa Ana Co. | $298,800 | 2 |
| GARY & KAREN JACKSON FARMS | HOBBS, Lea Co. | $278,226 | 91 |
| DESERT SUN APTS II | ANTHONY, Dona Ana Co. | $273,900 | 1 |
| BRANCH RANCH | LOVINGTON, Lea Co. | $261,325 | 14 |
| SANDERS FARMS | PORTALES, Roosevelt Co. | $259,795 | 15 |
| REX & KATHY RUSH | MCALISTER, Quay Co. | $248,153 | 37 |
| DANNY & TERRI FISH | MELROSE, Curry Co. | $242,291 | 9 |
| LAS ROSAS LTD | LAS CRUCES, DoÑa Ana Co. | $239,040 | 2 |
| BOYD FARMS INC | MELROSE, Curry Co. | $236,329 | 9 |
| DOHERTY HORSESHOE LLC | FOLSOM, Union Co. | $230,191 | 1 |
| RANCHO LA FRONTERA | COLUMBUS, Luna Co. | $226,875 | 4 |
| RUSH LAND & CATTLE CO INC | MCALISTER, Quay Co. | $223,862 | 22 |
How much did New Mexico receive in farm subsidies in FY2011?
In fiscal year 2011 (October 2010–September 2011), New Mexico received $204M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 6,885 records. That is $98.15 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.
What was the top USDA program in New Mexico in FY2011?
The largest USDA farm subsidy program in New Mexico in FY2011 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $105M.