Quay County Farm & Livestock Bureau

08/14/2017

Come join us at the Quay County Fair to celebrate New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau's Centennial

Quay County FLB members, come celebrate the 100-year Anniversary of New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau with a free BBQ at the Quay County Fair.

03/30/2017

What are the pros and cons of deep borehole disposal of high level nuclear waste and how will it affect area farmers and ranchers? Look for the article in the April issue of the NMF&LB Farm and Ranch newsletter. If you have an opinion share it in the comments section and we may quote you in the story.

03/24/2017

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03/22/2017

Have a great National Ag Day!!!!

03/22/2017

Article about the Borehole Project that would affect Quay County Agricultural Producers in Nara Visa and the surrounding area.

ONE MONTH AGO Quay County Commissioners rescinded Resolution 27, reversing their support for Enercon’s proposal to drill a deep borehole in Nara Visa, NM, to test nuclear storage capabilities. Enercon outreach coordinator Chip Cameron has recently tried to spin the set back, stating “[t]he previous…

03/09/2017

Thursday, March 9, 2017 – 2:00 p.m. 1300 Longworth House Office Building Washington, D.C. Subcommittee on Biotechnology, Horticulture, and Research – Public ...

03/09/2017

A listening session with Rolando Flores and Jeff Witte will be held in conjunction with the New Mexico Ag Expo March 24 in Portales.

03/07/2017

CALL TO ACTION. Senate Bill 267, sponsored by Senator Steinborn, would classify skunks and coyotes as furbearers and require the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish to set bag limits for them. Coyotes and skunks! Let that sink in. For most species to have a bag limit you have to have a license first. So now you’ll need a license to get rid of the skunk that is haunting your chicken coop, or the coyote that is eyeing your chihuahua? This is regulation run amok. Senate Bill 267 will be heard this Tuesday morning, March 7th, at 7:30 a.m. in the Senate Conservation Committee, room 311. Please either attend the meeting or call the committee members below to voice your opposition to this overreaching piece of legislation.

Joseph Cervantes 505-986-4861 [email protected]
Elizabeth Stefanics 505-986-4834 [email protected]
William Payne 505-986-4703 [email protected]
Peter Wirth 505-986-4727 [email protected]
Ron Griggs 505-986-4369 [email protected]
Richard Martinez 505-986-4487 [email protected]
Cisco McSorley 505-986-4389 [email protected]
William P. Soules 505-986-4834 [email protected]
Pat Woods 505-986-4393 [email protected]

02/28/2017

The legislature still continues to squabble about the budget, finances and who is going to take the biggest cuts with little spending reform in the cards.