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Together, through transformative educational experiences, innovative research and meaningful partnerships, the College of Agricultural Sciences meets global challenges in food safety, food security, wellness and economic prosperity through the sustainable use of natural resources.

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From solving the global hunger crisis to leading the fight against climate change, the College of Agricultural Sciences is shaping the future of our world – near and far.

Calling All
Change-Makers

Colorado State University College of Agricultural Sciences has a seat at the table for all students, faculty and partners who want to become global change-makers. We are connecting your meaningful lived-experiences to agricultural innovation and optimizing our impact to our global community.

Jhoany Juarez

Jhoany Juarez

Growing up in Burlington, Colorado, 13 miles west of the Kansas border, sophomore Jhoany Juarez was not born into an agricultural family....

Don Thorn

Don Thorn

Growing up the youngest of four on Colorado’s Eastern Plains, Don Thorn gravitated toward agriculture more than his siblings. The family...

Research and Engagement
to Impact the World

It is our land-grant mission to feed the world while we improve it. We are committed to building community through innovative research, collaborating with partners, nurturing students and providing enriching learning experiences. We develop our research projects and outreach goals to achieve the greatest impact for our students, citizens and global community.

What’s New from Our Ag Family

Beatty Canyon Rancher Steve Wooten celebrated as 2024 Livestock Leader

“Steve exemplifies the values that Colorado State University’s Department of Animal Sciences seeks to cultivate — innovation, stewardship, and a commitment to the sustainability of our agricultural landscapes.” The post Beatty Canyon Rancher Steve Wooten celebrated as 2024 Livestock Leader appeared first on College of Agricultural Sciences.

Why bringing poop and other ‘offal’ topics to the table could lead to a more sustainable, profitable ag industry

CSU Spur Director of Ag Innovation Jordan Kraft Lambert talks on The Audit podcast about why poop is actually pretty powerful and liver gets a bad (and largely undeserved) rap. The post Why bringing poop and other ‘offal’ topics to the table could lead to a more sustainable, profitable ag industry appeared first on College of Agricultural Sciences.