Agriculture in Boulder County
Agriculture is big business in Colorado, contributing $40 billion annually to the state’s economy. Whether you are a farmer on small acreage, in urban spaces, or are involved in large scale production agriculture, Extension resources provide research based information for producers located anywhere from the plains to the mountains.
Discover research publications, services, and Extension offerings across Agriculture topics from crop production and food systems to water management, livestock care, and more.
The Agriculture Extension program area is currently managed by our Agricultural Specialist, Ravinder Panag. Please call 303-678-6017 for questions.
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Weeds
In simple terms a weed is just a plant out of place, however, managing some of these weeds is not a simple task. Noxious weeds are invasive non-native plants whose control is mandated by law. Explore Boulder County’s resources to help individuals manage stubborn weeds.
Small Farms
As markets vary and farm land continues to be sold to development, the urgency to help farmers stay on the land increases. Browse a wide variety of resources provided by Boulder County Extension to help you support and promote small farms.
Farm & Ranch Management
Like many regions in the mountain west, Boulder County presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities when it comes to operating a farm or ranch. Unpredictable weather, drought, wildfire, and changing markets can all impact agricultural businesses.
Range & Pasture Management
CSU Extension connects land managers, farmers, and ranchers to trusted resources and information for managing rangelands, pasture land, public lands, and large acreage across Colorado and the Western U.S.
Small Acreage Management
Whether you’re considering purchasing rural property or farmland, or you currently manage small acreage, Extension offers educational resources designed to address common questions and promote effective strategies for land and resource management.
Agriculture Business Management
Running a successful agricultural business in Colorado offers challenges. Producers face many hurdles, from prolonged drought conditions to complex financial challenges. The Agriculture and Business Management team at CSU Extension works both on campus and in communities across Colorado to provide producers with the the tools to be better prepared, more strategic, and more successful.
