New Mexico Secretary of Agriculture
New Mexico, USA
Joined January 2017
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New Mexico Agriculture Secretary Jeff Witte @jwitte575 joins a diverse delegation of businesses and organizations and officials from 10 other State Departments of Agriculture on a trade mission April 22-25 to New Delhi, India to promote U.S. agricultural products.
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The sole purpose of @NMSU’s Goal Line Club is to provide the @NMStateFootball program & Head Coach Jerry Kill the necessary funding to be successful. Your gifts to The Goal Line Club on #GivingTuesday will help as we prepare to join Conference USA for the 2023 season.
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Always great to see NM Secretary of Agriculture Jeff Witte. He and Lord @RichardHRBenyon discussed shared agricultural challenges and opportunities as well as Sec Witte’s forthcoming trip to the 🇬🇧. – at Las Cruces, NM
Welcome to new NMSU Head Football coach Jerry Kill! Chancellor Arvizu and I presented him with a gift box of New Mexico products to enjoy. @dan_arvizu
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(1/6) Fabián García, a Mexican immigrant whose research @nmsu helped influence agriculture nationwide, was posthumously inducted into the National Agricultural Center’s Hall of Fame Saturday, Oct. 23 in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
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(1/2) UPCOMING EVENT: Register by 5 p.m. Thursday, May 13 ‼️
A special version of the AgriFuture Educational Institute will be held via Zoom Monday, June 21 from 4 to 5:15 p.m. MT. Get those taste buds ready, and prepare to learn about the future of marketing ag products.
Here's what we produce in New Mexico lcsun-news.com/story/opinion… via @CrucesSunNews – at Las Cruces, NM
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(1/3) #NewsRelease: NM businesses are encouraged to apply for a chance to be featured on the @goodfoodfdn Virtual Mercantile Event Wednesday, May 26.
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Here is one of NM Sec. of Ag Jeff Witte’s favorite quotes: “Our deep respect for the land & its harvest is the legacy of generations of farmers who put food on our tables, preserved our landscape, & inspired us w/a powerful work ethic.” – James H. Douglas, Jr.
#WitteWednesday
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Happy Milk day! Cheers! Thank you to our dairy farmers for producing a great nutritional product that is delicious!!
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Happy #WitteWednesday! Here is one of New Mexico Secretary of Agriculture Jeff Witte’s favorite quotes: “Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.” – Robert Louis Stevenson
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Happy Birthday New Mexico!! And in essence, Happy Birthday NM Department of Ag! As a constitutional agency, we were created at the same time!! – at Doña Ana, NM
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NMDA encourages you to take the $5 Challenge! Spend $5 on locally-produced items each week to support NM’s economy and agriculture industry. Take the challenge and Elevate New Mexico agriculture $5 at a time!
Today is winter. Shortest day of the year!! looking forward to the days getting longer, 2021 cleaning up this pandemic, and life returning to in person!!
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(1/2) NMDA encourages you to take the $5 Challenge! Spend $5 on locally-produced items each week to support NM’s economy & ag industry. Take the challenge and #elevateNMag $5 at a time!
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#NewsRelease: The New Mexico Department of Agriculture has received reports of NM residents who have been mailed unsolicited foreign seeds not clearly labeled as seeds. The seed shipments may be obscured as jewelry items. (1/4)