In this Aug. 31, 2011, photo, Jude Schuenemeyer stands in his orchard near Cortez. Schuenemeyer will present “Colorado is Orchard Country: Orchard Restoration” at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Animas…
demonstrate real potential, researchers say
ends practice of separate rules for agricultural employees
In this Oct. 5, 2013, photograph, volunteers harvest hemp during the first known harvest of the plant in more than 60 years, in Springfield. On Wednesday, Colorado reached another national…
soil, hot days, cool nights makes McElmo Canyon ideal for fruit
District 9-R kicks off school year with new food initiatives
works to return vitality to orchard industry
“We want it to be a week of family fun all week long,” said fair board president Brandee Simmons. “The more community we can get involved, the better.” The fair…
farmers join forces to provide fresh, local food
Irrigation system ripped out, leaving crops without water
Genetics key to getting by for northeast Colorado ranch
Durango-based program needs place to share its more than 70 varieties
Fourth-graders help first lady with her kitchen garden
Grafting workshops offered to restore orchards
Researchers still analyzing data
Lawmakers also recognize centennial farms
Everything in 1 event: Dog agility, ice cream-eating contest the latest in tractor tech
says effort a preventative measure to deter thefts
study finds water, land scarcity top agriculture concerns
Measure heavily amended Wednesday at Capitol
Walker has dedicated his life to ranching, with the last 35 years plying his trade in Dolores. He is also an avid hunter, and was an outfitter in Arizona and…
One reason for the high price of artificial breeding in the dairy industry is that a single company, Sexing Technologies, controls more than 90 percent of the sexed-semen market. Sexing…
served as liaison for ag community during mine spill
