Colfax County, New Mexico: Farm & Ranch Directory
16 farm and ranch listings in Colfax County, New Mexico, grouped by category below.
Events in Colfax County
- New Mexico 4-H State Shooting Sports Contest
Statewide 4-H shooting sports contest staged at the NRA Whittington Center near Raton, with a shooting sports dance on May 2. Held each year; the most recent dates were April 30 to May 3, 2026.
Raton, NM | Organizer: New Mexico 4-H Official event details - Northern District 4-H Novice and Junior Shooting Sports
District shooting sports day for novice and junior 4-H members at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton. Held each year; the most recent date was June 9, 2026.
Raton, NM | Organizer: New Mexico 4-H Official event details - Colfax County Fair
County fair at Springer with 4-H and FFA exhibits and a junior livestock sale; most recent run was July 20-26, 2026.
Springer, NM Official event details - Colfax County AgExplorer Day
Agriculture career exploration day for students at the Raton Convention Center. Held each year; the most recent date was October 20, 2026.
Raton, NM | Organizer: Colfax County Extension Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Colfax County
- Cimarroncita Ranch
Former children's summer camp turned guest ranch on 2,500 acres, open June 1 to September 30 for fly fishing, hiking and riding.
Ute Park, NM | (866) 376-2482 - Express UU Bar Ranch
A 180,000-acre working ranch offering custom horse vacations with cattle herding, fly fishing and wildlife outings.
Cimarron, NM | (575) 376-2035 - Wellspring Ranch and Stables
Raton ranch and stable with boarding and horseback riding near the Colorado line.
128 Highway 72, Raton, NM
Organizations in Colfax County
- Colfax County Extension Office (NMSU)
NMSU Extension office for Colfax County in Raton, supporting northern ranchers and the Springer-based county fair held each July.
Raton, NM - Colfax County Fairgrounds
Springer fairground that hosts the Colfax County Fair and Rodeo each July, plus 4-H small animal tagging and county contests.
Springer, NM - Colfax County Master Gardeners
Colfax County Master Gardeners, trained by NMSU Extension in Raton to answer high-elevation gardening questions in northern New Mexico.
NM | 575-445-8071 Website - Colfax Soil and Water Conservation District
Colfax Soil and Water Conservation District is one of 47 districts in New Mexico, covering Colfax County in the northern mountains and plains and working on local soil, water and range conservation.
NM - Johnson Mesa 4-H Club
Colfax County 4-H club that hosts the county general and novice-junior-senior contests at the Colfax County Fairgrounds in Springer.
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Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Colfax County
- Angel Fire Art and Farmers Market
Summer Sunday market at Frontier Plaza in Angel Fire combining local growers with art vendors.
Frontier Plaza, Angel Fire, NM - Moreno Valley Farmers Market
Summer Friday-morning market at the Golden Eagle RV Park on Highway 64 in Eagle Nest, serving the Moreno Valley.
540 W. Therma, Hwy 64, Eagle Nest, NM - Raton First Street Market
Summer Saturday-afternoon market on South First Street in downtown Raton.
100 S. First Street, Raton, NM
Ag Education in Colfax County
- NMSU Cooperative Extension Service - Colfax County Extension Office
Colfax County Extension Office of NMSU's Cooperative Extension Service sits at Corner of 3rd & Savage in Raton; call (575) 445-8071. Offers 4-H youth programs and agriculture, horticulture and family education for the county.
Corner of 3rd & Savage, Raton, NM | (575) 445-8071
Helpful Guides for Colfax 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.