BLM Adds New Terms to Grazing Allocations
New Mexico State University economists report that 1980 grazing amendments change AUM classifications and threaten ranch values. Suspended preference lowers appraised value. non-use may spare value if voluntary or temporary. Survey of 24 industry professionals shows mixed reactions but overall value impacts vary by classification and area.
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Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Grazing Administration
James Gray
John Fowler
New Mexico State University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Gray
Taylor Grazing Advisory Board
NMSA
New Mexico
Range Livestock Industry
Desert sheep capture under way in western Arizona
The New Mexico and Arizona Game and Fish Departments plan to relocate 12 desert bighorn ewes from the Kofa Refuge to New Mexico with airlift and tranquilizer dart methods. The herd will be briefly paddocked near Lordsburg before release, with a follow up move to the San Andres Mountains to capture more remnant sheep amid a mite outbreak. Funeral services for Lydia Martha Davis were held November 24, 1980, with an obituary to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona Game and Fish Departments
Kofa
Arizona
Peloncillo Mountains
Lordsburg
Peloncillos
Walt Snyder
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
San Andres
Lydia Martha Davis
Heather Chapel
The
Liberal
Lordsburg Teenager To Preside At Cattle Growers Meet
Vic Culberson a Lordsburg high school honor student and active 4-H member will preside over junior and fourth quarterly meetings of the New Mexico Cattle Growers' Association in Deming and Lordsburg. The events include a dinner and dance at the Deming Holiday Inn with sponsors Purina Culberson Ranches Kipp Ranches and First National Bank of Lordsburg. Vic comes from a ranching lineage as grandson and great grandson of long time cattle leaders and holds leadership roles in school and church activities.
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Lordsburg
Deming
New Mexico
Junior Cattle Growers’ Association
Vic Culberson
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
Deming Holiday Inn
Purina
Culberson Ranches
Kipp Ranches
First National Bank of Lordsburg
Vic
Lordsburg High School
First United Methodist Church
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Hidalgo County Fair
Jim Culberson
N.A. Long
Carlsbad
Betty Culberson
Sherwood Culberson
American National Cattle Grower’s Association
Robber Receives Sentence for Lordsburg Cattle-Operator Robbery
Albert W. Matthews, 33, once of Farmington and now linked to Tucson, was sentenced to 272 years in the state penitentiary for his role in the armed robbery of Lordsburg dealer Earl Anderson on January 9. He pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary larceny aggravated battery and false imprisonment.
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Farmington
State
Lordsburg
Albert W. Matthews
Tucson
Sixth District
Norman Hodges
Hodges
Matthews
Hidalgo County
Cence
Earl Anderson
Larry Miller
Anderson
Community College Programs Offered in Lordsburg by WNMU
Western New Mexico University will offer community college and academic programs in Lordsburg for residents. Enrollment needs 10 students per class for most courses and 12 for graduate options. Potential classes include Driver Education shorthand typing clothing Spanish government history and more. Coordinator Ms Carolyn Corbell can provide details at 542-3782 or 542-9814. Information to be distributed later.
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Western New Mexico University
Lordsburg
WNMU
U.S
Carolyn Corbell
Corbell
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Lordsburg Municipal Board of Education
Board Room
Lordsburg Municipal Schools
Fourth Street
New Mexico Department
Red Rock Experimental Wildlife Station
Snyder
Maverick
Ernesto Renteria
Patrick Ramirez
Ricky Ibarra
Joe Medina
Frankie Romero
Baltazar Salinas
Michael Arambula
Gus Gandara
Greg Marrufo
Raymond Sanchez
Charlie Ruiz
Glen Acres
Community College Planned