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Sep 10, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
New Mexico State University Procurement Services lists an open RFP titled “NMDA Beef Marketing Campaign,” solicitation number 2027-RFP-882. The accessible official listing identifies it as an RFP rather than a grant and provides no separate scope narrative beyond the campaign title. It opened September 10, 2026 at 4:00 PM MDT and closes September 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM MDT, so it remained open as of September 12, 2026.
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Las Cruces
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Doña Ana
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1050 Stewart St
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(575) 646-3007
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88003
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Department of Agriculture
The Commission discussed several business items, including the appointment of a new supervisor for the Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District and the approval of a mill levy referendum resolution for the Dona Ana district. An update was provided on the capacity-building funding plan for soil and water conservation districts, highlighting ongoing compliance and fiscal oversight. Additional topics included grant funding opportunities through the Land of Enchantment Legacy Fund, an update on the Healthy Soil Program, and reports from regional commissioners and partner agencies regarding legislative priorities, training initiatives for district supervisors, and conservation programs.
The New Mexico Department of Agriculture's 2024-2028 Strategic Plan aims to guide the department in serving the needs of agriculture and all citizens of New Mexico. The plan outlines four core priority areas: Natural Resources Stewardship, Food and Feed Protection, Regulatory Compliance and Consumer Protection, and Marketplace and Economic Development. Its vision is to benefit the public by promoting the viability, safety, resilience, and advancement of agriculture and affiliated industries, while honoring the heritage and diversity of New Mexico agriculture.
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The meeting addressed public comment regarding the delay in filling vacant Commission positions for Regions 3 and 5. Actions included approving the 5-member board request for San Francisco SWCD. The Border SWCD's Boundary Modification Request, concerning the annexation of Elida, was tabled pending further action to collect resident signatures and coordinate with the town council. Discussion on the Water Quality & Conservation FY27 Grant Application Form confirmed no changes were proposed by the Commission, with RFPs expected in February 2026. Updates were provided on the NMDA $9 Million 3-Year Plan for SWCDs, noting allocated funds for capacity-building grants and operational funding through a point system, with Commissioner Garcia requesting details on upfront funding requests. Commissioner reports covered the USBR Upper Rio Grande Basin Study input requested from SWCDs, recent flooding issues in Region II being addressed with EWP funding, and the passing of former Commissioner Clint Harden. NMDA reported on the Healthy Soil Program (HSP), noting training delays due to the government shutdown, and provided updates on the District Opportunity Grant and the new Archaeological Field Training Program, which received high application demand. The Water Quality Control Commission passed Water Reuse Rules, leading to a request for new hearings scheduled for May or June in Hobbs and Santa Fe. Updates were also given on the NACD annual meeting, NMACD Soil and Water Conservation District Day, and the NMCDE mentorship program.
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