Agronomy Club
CSU Sciences Agronomy Club
Department of Soil and Crop Sciences
College of Agricultural Sciences, CSU
Bi-weekly Meetings
Starting August 30, 5:30pm
Nutrien 166
- Aug 30 – Welcome back!
- Sept 13 – CSU Trial Flower Garden
- Oct 4 – Larimer County extension office
- Oct 18 – Servi Tech
- Nov 1 – STAR Program
- Nov 15 – Plant arrangement Fundraiser
- Nov 29 – End of semester celebration, potluck
Scholarship Opportunity!
Young Leaders Scholarship
Sponsored by the Mid America Croplife Association
Students will receive an all-expenses paid trip to Mid-America Croplife Association’s annual meeting in Indianapolis September 5-7, 2023.
Application Deadline
November 19th, 2022
The application and overview can be found here.
Activities for Fall Semester 2022
Fundraiser Links and Info
- Plant arrangement: Join us Tuesday, Nov. 15 from 5:30-7:30pm in Nutrien 166 to make your own plant arrangement or choose your pot and plants and we’ll build it for you!
- We will drop it off by November 18. RSVP by Nov 11 for the Plant Arrangement Fundraiser
- Pumping Up the Agronomy Club: Pick out your pumpkin October 17-21 from 11-1pm on the LSC plaza! First come, first serve. Purchase by October 7th!
Fall Fellowship
- October 8, 1-5pm Morgan Library parking lot (southwest corner)
- Interested? RSVP by Oct. 4th!
- The Agronomy Club wanted to foster community by hosting perhaps the one and only–of its kind–fellowship in the College of Ag. All are welcome! We will head to Miller Farms in Platteville, CO. There is a large vegetable patch consisting of fall produce and of course pumpkins, hayrides, a “Croc” pit, corn maze, and more! We will meet in the northwest side of Morgan Library parking lot (the part closest to the rec center) at 1pm. RSVP by Oct. 4th!
Tri Societies
- November 6-9 Baltimore, MD
- Every year scientists and researchers from around the world meet to discuss soil science, crop science, and agronomic sciences. The latests research is shared through keynote speakers, presentations, research symposiums, dinners, and more. There is also an undergraduate focus. Students in Agronomic, Soils and Environmental Sciences from around the country come together to compete in competitions, present research, socialize, and network. It is a great way to work on professional development and network.
Meet Our Leadership Members
Laura Pickett Pottorff
Adviser
Laura is the Director of Colorado Seed Programs, providing leadership and oversight of the Managers of Seed Certification, Agronomy Foundation Seed, and the Colorado Seed Lab.
Brit Meis
President
Mireya Ortega
Vice-President
Hi! My name is Mireya, and I am a Soil and Crop Science major here at CSU, and am the current Vice President for Agronomy Club. I love house plants, field work, and anything that will get me out of the house!
Become a Member
- Let’s get to know each other!
- Instagram: @csuagronomyclub
- Email: csuagronomypresident@gmail.com
- GroupMe