§ 76-2-1 [Matching federal allotment to state.]
§ 76-2-2 Disposition of state and federal money
§ 76-2-3 [Assent to act of congress.]
§ 76-2-4 Cooperative agricultural extension
§ 76-2-5 Matching county appropriations
§ 76-2-6 Disposition of state and county appropriations
§ 76-2-7 [Cooperation between county and New Mexico state university.]
§ 76-2-8 [County agents; selection; supervision; duties.]
§ 76-2-9 [Agent for two or more counties.]
§ 76-2-10 County farm and livestock bureaus
§ 76-2-11 [Appropriations by county commissioners; acceptance of gifts.]
§ 76-2-12 [County commissioners to aid in creation of farm and livestock bureau.]
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 76 > Article 2 - Agricultural Extension Service

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