Given that my state is still one of the hungriest states in the country, New Mexico, it is great to hear about the kinds of ideas and incentives that allow you to do more with what you have, and making it as healthy as possible.
Lujan Grisham discusses food insecurity and health initiatives in New Mexico.
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Every single one of us here have constituents all over our districts who we don't care who they support for president--we don't want them getting sick.
And when you pointed to younger women and minority women, I will tell you that Native American and Hispanic and African-American women in New Mexico were critical to our ability to repeal an antiquated criminalization of abortion and…
We're doing the same thing in the Border Irrigation District down by Yuma where by doing the seasonal farming, the farmers are taking some of the money that's being paid to them to line canals and be more efficient.
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