Catron County, New Mexico: Farm & Ranch Directory
8 farm and ranch listings in Catron County, New Mexico, grouped by category below.
Events in Catron County
- Catron County Fair
Catron County fair at Reserve in the Gila region of western New Mexico; latest dates August 19-23, 2026.
Reserve, NM Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Catron County
- N Bar Ranch
Guest ranch in the Reserve area of Catron County in western New Mexico.
Reserve, NM - Pearson Ranch
Ranch near Datil in Catron County that takes guests in the high country west of Socorro.
Datil, NM - U Trail Outfitters
Glenwood outfitter offering lessons, coaching, riding and trail rides near the Gila.
46 Wildhorse, Glenwood, NM
Organizations in Catron County
- Catron County Extension Office (NMSU)
NMSU Extension office for Catron County, based in Reserve, a very large ranching county in southwest New Mexico with its fair held in August.
Reserve, NM - Quemado Soil and Water Conservation District
Quemado Soil and Water Conservation District is one of 47 districts in New Mexico, covering the Quemado area of Catron County and working on local soil, water and range conservation.
NM - San Francisco Soil and Water Conservation District
One of New Mexico's 47 soil and water conservation districts, San Francisco SWCD serves landowners in the San Francisco River valley of Catron County on conservation and watershed projects.
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Ag Education in Catron County
- NMSU Cooperative Extension Service - Catron County Extension Office
Local office of the NMSU Cooperative Extension Service at 100 Main Street, County Courthouse, Reserve, NM, reachable at (575) 533-6430. County agents there support ranchers, growers and 4-H clubs.
100 Main Street, County Courthouse, Reserve, NM | (575) 533-6430
Helpful Guides for Catron County
- New Mexico County Fairs
A practical guide to New Mexico county fairs: 2026 dates in Chaves, Curry, Socorro and Eastern Navajo, who can show, entry deadlines, tagging, weight limits, the junior livestock sale and State Fair.
- NMSU Cooperative Extension in New Mexico
What NMSU Cooperative Extension offers in all 33 New Mexico counties: county offices, 4-H enrollment, youth programs, producer help, family and health programs, and how to get started.
- New Mexico Soil and Water Conservation Districts
How New Mexico's 47 soil and water conservation districts work: elected supervisors, what districts can do for landowners, funding, the state commission, and how to find and contact your district.