State Guide · New Mexico
Where to buy
pasture‑raised beef
in New Mexico.
22 listed producers in New Mexico, compiled from public directories and certification bodies, cross-referenced for active operation.
22
Producers
21
Geocoded
0
Certified
Jun 3
Updated
The New Mexico listings below were compiled from public pasture-raised-beef directories and producer-submitted records. Every producer claims to raise cattle on pasture; many also claim grass-finished, regenerative, or certified-organic practices.
Where a producer carries a third-party certification (AGA, AWA, USDA Organic, Real Organic Project), we surface that on their listing chip. Other claims are the producer’s own; we do not independently verify them.
What follows is the working list. Listings are free. We do not accept payment for placement. If you see a producer who is no longer operating, tell us and we’ll remove them.
— PRB Editors
New Mexico · 21 producers
FeaturedListed
At a glance
Producers listed22
With certifications0
Ships nationally0
Accept farm pickup2
The producers
Showing 22 of 22
Capitan, NM
Maxwell, NM
Taiban, NM
NM
Harold Koehn Grass-Fed Beef
Producer profile in progress.
Half beef · Whole beef
Grass-fedGrass-finished
Corona, NM
Silver City, NM
Red Barn Ranch
Producer profile in progress.
Quarter beef · Whole beefBulk ground · Individual cuts
Grass-fedNo antibioticsRegenerativeOn-farm pickup
Sweet Mercy Farms
Producer profile in progress.
Half beef · Quarter beefIndividual cuts · Subscription
Grass-fedGrass-finished
Methodology
How a New Mexico farm gets on this list.
The directory is compiled from public sources: pasture-raised-beef listings, certification-body rosters (AGA, AWA, USDA Organic, Real Organic Project), and producer-submitted records. We cross-check addresses, contact info, and operating status before publishing. Producer claims that aren’t backed by a third-party certification are presented as the producer’s own.
We don’t take payment for listings. We don’t take payment for placement. If a farm asks to be removed, we remove them. Editorial standards are published in full.
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