Agriculture & Natural Resources
Getting help in the agriculture and natural resources department just got easier. Whether you need help identifying weeds or want to learn more about small acreage management, we are here to help. Contact Karen Crumbaker directly at 970-498-6003.
Farm & Ranch Family Stress and Depression
The last few years have been difficult for farm and ranch families. Many are experiencing emotional and financial stress as a result. There are several signs and symptoms of when a farm family is in need of help. Read more.
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Small Acreage Management
There are special elements and considerations involved with managing small acreage properties such as weed identification and management, grass identification, pasture management, and reseeding. Do you have questions? Larimer County CSU Extension can help you reach the goals for your property. Contact Karen Crumbaker directly at 970-498-6003 for information or to schedule a site visit ($50)
Radon Awareness Program
What is radon? And, what health risks are there? Larimer County Extension offers Radon Awareness Programs during the winter months to learn about health risks and how to test. If you have questions, contact Karen Crumbaker at 970-498-6003.
Building Farmers & Ranchers Program
Building Farmers & Ranchers Program
The Colorado Building Farmers and Ranchers program builds community and capacity in agriculture through classroom learning. The program is designed to help new farmers and ranchers explore agriculture as a business, how to manage risks and how to succeed in diverse markets. Applications are accepted once a year typically in the Fall. Contact Karen Crumbaker at 970-498-6003 for additional information.
The next course will be offered in Fall 2020
Native Plant Master Program
NATIVE PLANT MASTER PROGRAM
Get to know the plants in Colorado through our Native Plant Master Program. Native plants support natural resource conservation. The educational and volunteer program raises awareness about native plants, sustainable landscapes and management of weeds that threaten native ecosystems. Anyone 16 and older is eligible to apply to this program and special classes. Learn more.
Applications for 2020 courses will be available in February 2020.
