AES Field Days
2025 Colorado State University Field Days
Join Colorado State University and our partners around the state as we host field days to share research results, best practices and innovations that advance productivity in Colorado agriculture.
ARDEC | Arkansas Valley Field Days | San Luis Valley Field Days | Southwestern Colorado Field Days | Organic Ag at WCRC – Rogers Mesa | WCRC – Grand Valley | Wheat Field Days
Agricultural Research, Development and Education Center
ARDEC Field Days
Thursday, Aug 28, 202
10:00 am – 12:30 pm
Connect with researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of seed, food, and farming, and to see firsthand the innovations shaping Colorado’s agricultural future.
- Agrivoltaics and the solar-powered farm – integrating
renewable energy with crop production. - Campus food security plots – advancing student-led solutions
to food access. - Organic vegetable seed production (OSPREY) – supporting
regionally adapted seed for Colorado growers. - Organic hemp (CBD) pest management – exploring ecological
approaches to crop health.
Speakers: Dr. Mark Uchanski, Dewanshi Kumari, Dr. Eduardo Gutierrez-Rodriguez, Jane Davey (Horticulture and Landscape Architecture), James Larson (Rams Against Hunger), and Max Schmidtbauer (Agricultural Biology)
Arkansas Valley Research Center
Arkansas Valley Field Days
More information coming soon
Automated Weeder Demo Dates
More information can be found here.
June 12, 2025, 8am-1pm
- 8:00 am: snacks and coffee
- 8:15 am: Welcome and intros
- 8:40: demos and field chat
- 11:30 pm: lunch
- 12:00 pm: panel discussion with ag tech company reps followed by networking
- 1:00 pm: adjourn and continue networking
PRC Field Days
September 24
Agenda
8:30am – Meet at the Plainsman Agri-Search Foundation Research Center Farm for introductions and field tour (4 mi. north of Walsh on Rd. 43, 1.5 mi. west on Rd. HH)
9am – Tour of research studies at Plainsman Farm featuring:
- Dryland grain and forage sorghum variety trials
- Dryland corn variety trial
- Dryland Sunflower variety trial
- Strip-till and no-till comparison on dryland grain sorghum
- Dryland grain sorghum production comparison using narrowrow single disc drill and 30 in. row vacuum planter
- N rate in strip-till dryland grain sorghum
- P2O5 rate and timing in dryland grain sorghum
- Zn form at planting on grain sorghum
- Pivot irrigated corn and grain sorghum hybrid trials
- Proso Millet variety trial results
12pm – Lunch Sponsored by Nutrien Ag Solutions of Walsh
1pm – Tour of other research studies (by request)
San Luis Valley Research Center
SLVRC Field Days
Potato Improvement Program Open House
Dec 12, 11am-1pm
Come check out our advanced potato selections, network, and enjoy some lunch!
Southwestern Colorado Research Center
SWCRC Field Days
More information coming soon
WCRC – Grand Valley
WCRC - Grand Valley Field Days
August 29
10:00 a.m.
Lunch: noon
Join Cortney Schuler, Martha Sullins, Mike Ahlberg, Katie Alexander, Sri Pinnamaneni, Cally Hale, and Nicole Didero to learn about the productivity of black-eyes peas in Western Colorado.
Topics include:
- Production challenges
- Water consumption
- Economic opportunities
- Soil health improvement
- Diverse market initiatives
- Growers perspective
For info, contact Sri: sriniv@colostate.edu
Organic Agriculture at Western Colorado Research Center-Rogers Mesa
WCRC Field Dates
August 20th, 3-6 pm, WCRC-Rogers Mesa Field Day
- More information coming soon
2025 Wheat Field Days
The 2025 Wheat Field Days will be held in early June across nine sites in eastern Colorado. Please visit the CSU Crops Testing site for the full schedule and directions.
Wheat Field Days
Wednesday, June 4th:
- Akron at 8:15 a.m. USDA-ARS Central Plains Research Center. Directions: Meet at USDA shed north of hwy. From Akron, east on Hwy 34 for 4 mi to CR GG. Turn north on CR GG, and take first turn to west towards shop. GPS: 40.1536078, -103.1376071
- Yuma at 4 p.m. Andrews Brothers Farms. Directions: From Yuma go east on Hwy 34 to county road J, North 4.8 miles, go east on private drive. Field on north side, far east trial. GPS: 40.18668, -102.65383
Thursday, June 5th:
- Walsh at 10 a.m. CSU Plainsman Research Center. Directions: From west side of Walsh, north 4 mi on Rd 43, west 1.5 mi on Rd HH. Research station on south side of Rd HH. GPS: 37.4345, -102.3192
- Brandon (Sheridan Lake) at 4 p.m. Scherler Farms. Directions: From Hwy 96 west of Brandon, north 7 miles on CR 58 (curves west 1 mile, then back north), east side of road at bulk tanks (1/4 mi. south of county road W). GPS: 38.53855, -102.46983
Friday, June 6th:
- Burlington at 8 a.m. Hinkhouse/Yahn Site. Directions: From I-70 exit 437 go south on highway 385 for ½ mile to county road U. Turn west. South side of county road, NE dryland corner of pivot. GPS: 39.28622, -102.27941
- Genoa at 11:30 a.m. Homestead Farms. Directions: From I-70 exit 371, go north on Hwy 109/CR 31 for 5.6 miles. Field on west side. GPS: 39.38035, -103.47343
- Roggen at 4:30 p.m. Cooksey Family Farms. Directions: From Prospect Valley, take Hwy 52 east 7 miles to CR 83, then south 1/4 mile. Field on east side of road. GPS: 40.06925, -104.28141
Tuesday, June 10th:
- Julesburg at 8:00 a.m. Carlson Farms. Directions: From I-76 exit 172 (Ovid), south on CR 29 for 6 mi to CR 14. East on CR 14 for 2.4 mi (from Hwy 385 go west 5.7 mi on CR 14) to farm yard and shop on south side. Plot tour after meal. GPS: 40.8363, -102.34011
- Orchard 4:00 p.m. Wickstrom Farms. Directions: From Hwy 14 go south on CR 105/MCR 4 for 9 miles. Field is on west side of road. Meal following field plot tour. GPS: 40.51108, -104.07116
