Native Plant Master Program making a difference
Saving water, money and time is what CSU Extension’s Native Plant Master Program is all about.
Saving water, money and time is what CSU Extension’s Native Plant Master Program is all about.
The new Rural Energy Center will offer energy assessments and other services to Colorado's agricultural communities, mountain towns and smaller ciites.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper will welcome industry experts, scholars, producers and policy-makers to the 2015 Governor’s Forum on Colorado Agriculture this week at a daylong conference focusing water needs across the state of Colorado and the challenges created by increased demand for water from agriculture and consumers.
Dean Singleton is best known for being the longtime publisher of the Denver Post, but it was his involvement in 4-H that recently earned him accolades from CSU. Singleton was inducted into the 4-H Hall of Fame on January 24.
The complexities of growing fresh and flavorful produce led to a collaborative project and the creation of the Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association (CFVGA). A conference for growers facing common and sometimes complex issues will be held Feb. 25 in Denver. A conference for those interested in these topics will be held Feb. 25 in Denver.
The Cache la Poudre River, which flows from the mountains west of Fort Collins to plains east of Greeley, is at the heart of countless activities: from irrigating crops and lawns to providing drinking water to hosting numerous recreational sports.
CSU has been reclassified as a community engaged university by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
As the newly appointed assistant vice president in the Office of Engagement, James Pritchett will serve as a catalyst for new engagement efforts in food systems, and contribute to ongoing excellence in research and Extension initiatives.