New Mexico Imposes Restrictions Aimed at Slowing COVID Spread
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced new health rules to keep businesses open while curbing a surge in cases. Indoor dining limited to 25 percent with certified staff testing. outdoor dining allowed at 75 percent. logging of dine-in customers for three weeks. state museums closed. curbside shopping encouraged. museums and high risk counties subject to strict limits.
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New Mexico Hemp Plan Approved by USDA
The USDA approved the New Mexico Department of Agriculture hemp production regulatory plan under the 2018 Farm Bill. The state expects about 400 jobs from hemp related ventures and alignment with banks and lenders as the industry grows across New Mexico. The plan builds on NMDA rules from 2018 2019 and 2020 with broader clarity for producers and financiers.
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