As the semester concludes, thousands of Colorado State University Rams are preparing to cross the commencement stage and step into their futures. Meet just a few of the outstanding students graduating from the College of Agricultural Sciences who have brought their...
Story adapted from a press release courtesy of the University of Chicago Groundwater has been free to farmers in most of the world, including California, leading to rapid resource depletion. A new study, co-authored by Colorado State University’s Matt Woerman,...
More than 80% of respondents to the 2022 public perceptions and attitudes about Colorado Agriculture survey said seeing that an item was grown or raised in Colorado, such as Pueblo chiles, was most likely to influence their decision as to whether or not to buy a...
Dawn Thilmany, professor within the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and co-director of the Regional Economic Development Institute, will serve as the director of the Northwest and Rocky Mountain Regional Food Business Center. Photos by Joe...
Agricultural and Resource Economics faculty member Andrew Seidl receives the Nutrien Distinguished Scholar of Agricultural Sciences award from Dean James Pritchett. Horticulture and Landscape Architecture M.S. student Allisa Linfield receives the Graduate Student...
A new degree from Colorado State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences aims to prepare the next generation of skilled professionals to lead one of Colorado’s most important industries. Launching this fall, the interdisciplinary Livestock Business Management...
