Flock owners should review their biosecurity plans and implement practices such as limiting introduction of new birds into their flocks and limiting exposure of their birds to wild birds and other poultry flocks.
The winter lays bare all the structural elements in the landscape. Now is the time to walk through the landscape and decide if a pathway is not working or needs to be enhanced; or if other features are working or not working the way you thought they might.
Developing Individuals, Growing Stewards (DIGS) takes youth on a journey through the world of Western agriculture, from the importance of Colorado’s natural resources to observing trait selection in livestock to reading basic maps.
Every year, school visits at the NWSS draw thousands of students from urban and rural communities, bringing youth from differing backgrounds together to learn.
In today’s agricultural business environment of high input costs and slim or non-existent margins, marketing skills are essential.
In a first-of-its-kind program, participants learn about healthy aging in a class specifically tailored to the needs of the older Hispanic community.
Fleming served the San Luis Valley as a Family and Consumer Science Agent with Colorado State University Extension for over twenty years.
The Colorado Master Gardener program is a unique intersection between University Horticulture expertise and community volunteers interested in educating locally.
The Teller County Extension garden tours invited community members to explore 14 local gardens.