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Program: Colorado Ag Today
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Colorado Cattlemen Association Readies for Annual Convention
The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association's annual convention is June 18th through 20th.
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Reducing Opioid Addiction in Rural Colorado
New Laws Aid Rural Colorado
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Colorado Hay Report
Latest on Hay and Hay Directory
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Farm Bill Fail
Farm Bill could be back on House floor this week.
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Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers Meet Ag Sec.
Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers met with Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue asking for help finding quality legal labor.
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Colorado Spring's FoodMaven Hosts Ag Secretary
AG Secretary looks at Partnership with Colorado’s FoodMaven
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Forests and Watersheds
Preserving water for agriculture in Colorado is not an easy thing.
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Spring Asparagus is in Season
Spring asparagus is the featured vegetable.
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Colorado Researchers Test Perennials
Which perennials are best for Colorado’s soil and climate? Glad you asked.
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Food Waste Roundtable
Ag Secretary Leads Discussion on Food Waste
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Agritourism is Big Business in Colorado
High Season for Agritourism is Good News for State
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Algae to Biofuel at CSU
Algae farms will grow with help from Colorado scientists.
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2018 Farmers Markets Open
Farmers are bringing their fresh produce to the neighborhood
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Forecast Drought Expansion
Wet weather is going to miss most of the severe drought areas.
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Colorado Hay Report and Mid Year Surveys
Light on Moderate Demand
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Water in the West Symposium Recap
Climate change is water change.
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Colorado Proud May Recipe
Asparagus is a sure sign of Spring
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Colorado Researchers Test Perennials
Researchers at Colorado State have the results of a 3 year study at the University’s Trial Garden in Fort Collins.
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Colorado Hay Report and Ag Census Reminder
Compared to the week before trade activity was light on good demand. Heath Dewey has the Colorado Hay Report
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Deadline Extended for Centennial Farms Applications
The Deadline for Applications for Colorado Centennial Farms is extended
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Colorado Producers Waiting for Details on Tariff Relief
The administration has said if Chinese tariffs do hurt producers, it will make it up to them.
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Forests and Watersheds
What can be done to preserve the water for agriculture in Colorado?
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Water in the West Symposium
First Water in the West Symposium in Denver
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Commissioner of Agriculture Asks Ag Producers to Speak Against Trade Wars
Commissioner Brown Fears Trade Wars Will Hurt Already Vulnerable Producers
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AG Secretary and Trade
China has announced a big duty on US Sorghum. Colorado is in the top 5 Sorghum producing states.
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The Science of Brewing
Students learn the science and business of brewing beer
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Algae to Biofuel at CSU
A Colorado State University project will grow and harvest ocean macroalgae for biofuel production.
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CSU Study to Improve Honeybee Health
Prescribing Nutrients for Honeybees
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Colorado Wheat is Featured in State Ag Program
The Colorado Department of Agriculture features a state grown or produced item each month.
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CSU Study Sheds Light on Mountain Lions Behavior
Colorado State University have been seeking an explanation as why the mountain lions have also been spotted in peoples’ backyards
