What is New Mexico Grown?
New Mexico Grown is a values-based local food purchasing program that nourishes New Mexico school-age children, older adults, and families with fresh, locally produced food.
We work with local farmers, ranchers, food producers, food hubs, state agencies, and food banks to connect them to local food right here in our state. Through these connections, we’re strengthening New Mexico’s food system from farm to plate.
New Mexico Grown values fair pricing for the products that our farmers, ranchers, and food producers supply.

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August 24, 2026
Bid Opportunity: The Food Depot Seeking Food Producers

July 6, 2026
Peer-to-Peer Info Session: APS Local Food Bid Opportunity on July 21, 2026

July 6, 2026
Bid Opportunity: Albuquerque Public Schools Seeks New Mexico Grown and Produced Food Products

June 22, 2026
Grant Funding Alert: New Mexico Rural and Tribal Agriculture Micro-Grants

June 3, 2026
Applications Open for 2026 NM Grown Golden Chile Awards

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Local Food Producers
Farmers, ranchers, food producers, food hubs, and distributors of all scales are encouraged to join the New Mexico Grown program.
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Preschools, Schools, and Senior Centers
New Mexico Grown connects institutions like schools and senior centers directly to local food producers for easier access to locally grown food.
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Food Banks
The Regional Farm to Food Bank (RF2FB) program purchases local foods for underserved communities while still offering fair prices to food producers.
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