Value-Added Agriculture
New Mexico Hemp Company Has Big Plans for Hiring, Expanded Facilities After Acquisition Deal
Santa Fe Farms acquired Albuquerque-based hemp services company Fathom NM on Sept. 1 and now the combined company has big growth goals, with plans to hire 50 to 83 full time workers.
Read MoreNew Mexico Fresh Foods to Occupy Warehouse in North Albuquerque
Fresh Foods will bring around 140 jobs to Bernalillo County and use special equipment designed to keep food fresh longer without preservatives at the site.
Read MoreBeef Processing Plant set to open in Las Vegas, N.M.
The company is investing $1.6 million and set to refurbish the vacant facility with modern equipment, ventilation, wastecollection, receiving, and refrigeration.
Read MoreCorrales Growers Market Sees Steady Demand Despite Limitations
The market provides space and support to traditional agricultural economics in Corrales, Gonzales said. Buyers are purchasing directly from local farmers.
Read MoreAlbuquerque Farmers Markets Going Digital with Curbside Pickup
The change is being made to prevent state farmers from being forced to throw out thousands of pounds of fresh food that could feed hungry people.
Read More2020 Western Pecan Growers Conference Coming to NMSU March 1-3
This will mark the 54th year the association representing growers in California, Arizona, New Mexico, and West Texas has sponsored the event.
Read MoreInternational Business Is Booming in Santa Teresa
Santa Teresa has benefited from both private and public investment in 2019, with public sector industrial investment totaling about $66M.
Read MoreHemp Company Natural ReLeaf Expands to Las Cruces
Natural ReLeaf plans to create a total of 56 new production jobs over the next two to three years at its new facility in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Read MoreBig Dog Industries Bringing 125 Jobs to Lovington, NM
Big Dog Industries, a hemp company, has announced plans to convert a 90,000 sqft Lovington industrial property for their use.
Read MoreNew Hemp Startup Coming to Las Cruces, New Mexico
The company will employ over 50 to refine hemp into manufactured products such as oil, pens, edibles and topical ointments.
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