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Farmland in Taos County and Parts of Rio Arriba and Mora Counties, NM

4%
prime farmland (USDA)
3.8%
farmland of statewide importance
1557k
surveyed acres

Per the USDA soil survey, 4% of surveyed land in Taos County and Parts of Rio Arriba and Mora Counties carries a prime-farmland designation (including conditional classes such as "prime if drained"), with a further 3.8% classed as farmland of statewide importance. The county's most extensive soil is Luhon-Travelers. Soil quality varies parcel by parcel — check the exact land:

Screening from public USDA and satellite data — not an appraisal, survey, or agronomic assessment.

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Curry County and Southwest Part of Quay CountyUnion CountyLea CountyHidalgo CountySan Miguel County AreaMora County AreaSan Juan CountyColfax CountyRoosevelt County

Statistics computed from the USDA SSURGO soil survey (Soil Data Access). Screening only — see the farmland report.