De Baca County, New Mexico: Farm & Ranch Directory

5 farm and ranch listings in De Baca County, New Mexico, grouped by category below.

Events in De Baca County

De Baca County Fair
Expected around Jul. 29, 2027 - estimate, not yet announced
De Baca County fair at Fort Sumner in the eastern plains; the most recent run was July 30 to August 1, 2026.
Fort Sumner, NM Official event details

De Baca County Extension Office (NMSU)
Organization - County Extension office
De Baca County Extension office at Fort Sumner serving small eastern-plains ranches and the county 4-H program.
Fort Sumner, NM
De Baca County Fairgrounds
Organization - fairgrounds-arena
Billy the Kid Road fairground that hosts the annual Fort Sumner Ranch Rodeo and De Baca County Fair events.
Billy the Kid Rd, Fort Sumner, NM 88119
De Baca Soil and Water Conservation District
Organization - Soil and water conservation district
One of New Mexico's 47 soil and water conservation districts, De Baca SWCD serves landowners in De Baca County around Fort Sumner on conservation and watershed projects.
NM

NMSU Cooperative Extension Service - De Baca County Extension Office
Ag Education Program - Extension office
De Baca County Extension Office of NMSU's Cooperative Extension Service sits at 514 Avenue C, County Courthouse in Fort Sumner; call (575) 355-2381. Offers 4-H youth programs and agriculture, horticulture and family education for the county.
514 Avenue C, County Courthouse, Fort Sumner, NM | (575) 355-2381

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.