New Mexico Commission catalogs exportable agricultural products
New Mexico's International Trade Commission is creating the Agricultural Products Export Directory to showcase exportable items from breeder cattle to hay cubes. The free directory, produced with the Department of Development, aims to expand state exports and will be distributed worldwide via embassies, consulates, and foreign partners.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
New International Trade Commission
Commission
State Department of Development
Bill
Roswell
Stevens
U.S
Agricultural Products Directory
DOD
The
Trade Commission
Four Corners
Sid Goodloe
Diamond A Cattle Co
Albert J. Mitchell
Albert
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Harold Dean
New Mexico Trading Co
Clovis
Marek to head cotton position in New Mexico
CARLSBAD The Southwestern Irrigated Cotton Growers Association of El Paso Texas has named Richard G Marek as area representative for southeastern New Mexico. He will assist farmers gin organizations and agricultural businesses in marketing cotton in Chaves Eddy and Lea counties and will operate from his home at 1008 N Albert St Carlsbad.
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Carlsbad
Southwestern Irrigated Cotton Growers Association
el Paso
Tex
Richard G. Marek
New Mexico
Marek
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
N. Albert St
Lincoln County Wins Big at Eastern New Mexico State Fair
Lincoln County exhibitors win multiple ribbons in the junior division at Roswell fair. Gary Joe Lovelace claims champion and reserve Rambouillet, Lloyd Salciod earns Hampshire champion, Phil Straley places in calves, and Proctor siblings post lamb wins with sales to Sunbeam Bakery and Roswell State Bank.
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Lincoln
Lincoln County
Roswell
Gary Joe Lovelace
Lloyd Salciod
Hampshire
Phil Straley
Fern Sawyer
Negal
Yvonne Jones
Lloyd Saldod
Ronnie Montes
Tim Proctor
Altina Proctor
Todd Proctor
Lovelace
Sunbeam Bakery
Roswell State Bank
Roy Dose
Jim Cooper
Capitan
David Parker
Glen Story
Claudia Jones
Donna Joiner
Clay Lightfoot
Cody Lightfoot
Holly promotes three Artesians at Navajo Refining
Holly Corp announces three Navajo Refining managers promoted to vice presidents. B C Gleghorn becomes vice president refining, William J Gray vice president marketing, and W Truett Loyd vice president supply and transportation. The 29,000 barrel per day Artesia refinery is wholly owned by Holly and based in Dallas.
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Artesia
Jack P. Reid
Holly Corp
Navajo Refining Co
Holly
Reid
B.C. Gleghorn
William J. Gray
W. Truett Loyd
Gleghorn
Gray
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Tex
Navajo
Loyd
U.S. Navy
Montoya Secures 120 Day Extension for Grazing Fees
Senator Joseph Montoya announces the U S Bureau of Land Management extends grazing fee regulations for 120 days to January 31 1977. He says the delay gives farmers and ranchers time to study the controversial rules and seek a more equitable formula.
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Washington
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Montoya
BLM
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Commission Books
New Mexico Department of Agriculture
Las Cruces
Bill Culbertson
Export Marketing Services Division
Culbertson
Richard G. Marek Swig
PPS
Cmene
Sleef Short & Pajamas Reg
B & W Portable
Ursiliac LL
Iqo
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General Electric
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