Luna County, New Mexico: Farm & Ranch Directory
7 farm and ranch listings in Luna County, New Mexico, grouped by category below.
Events in Luna County
- Luna County Fair
Luna County fair at Deming, the last of the major county fairs; most recent dates October 7-11, 2026.
Deming, NM Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Luna County
- Lazy KO Ranch Guest Cabins and Horse Motel
Deming ranch with guest cabins and overnight horse boarding for riders crossing southern New Mexico.
15205 Highway 549 SE, Deming, NM - Mac Ranch LLC
Deming farm-to-table ranch raising cattle, hogs, sheep and goats.
Deming, NM
Organizations in Luna County
- Deming Soil and Water Conservation District
The Deming district is part of New Mexico's 47-district conservation network, helping farmers and ranchers in the Deming and Mimbres Basin area with soil and water stewardship.
NM - Luna County Extension Office (NMSU)
Deming office of NMSU Extension for Luna County, serving chile, onion and pecan growers, dairy operators and 4-H youth.
Deming, NM | 575-546-8806 - Luna County Farm and Livestock Bureau
County chapter of the state farm bureau serving Luna County growers and ranchers around Deming.
Deming, NM
Ag Education in Luna County
- NMSU Cooperative Extension Service - Luna County Extension Office
Local office of the NMSU Cooperative Extension Service at 210 B. Poplar Street, Deming, NM, reachable at (575) 546-8806. County agents there support ranchers, growers and 4-H clubs.
210 B. Poplar Street, Deming, NM | (575) 546-8806
Helpful Guides for Luna 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.