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West Nile Virus and Mosquito Management Frequently Asked Questions

Frank B. Peairs, Professor of Entomology and Extension Specialist (reviewed 3/09) Department of Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management Colorado State University Questions on West Nile Virus Questions on Mosquito Biology Questions on West Nile Virus and Human Health Questions on West Nile Virus and Children Questions on West Nile Virus and Horses Questions on West […]

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Choosing a Soil Amendment – 7.235

Print this fact sheet by J.G. Davis and D. Whiting, Revised by H. Oleszak, E. Hammond, and J. Murgel (5/24) Quick Facts… On clayey soils, soil amendments improve the soil aggregation, increase porosity and permeability, and improve aeration, drainage, and rooting depth. On sandy soils, soil amendments increase the water and nutrient holding capacity. A […]

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Water

The quality and quantity of water available concerns citizens throughout the West. Whether you are concerned about how and when to water your home garden and landscape, or a large commercial enterprise making water use decisions, you’ll find Extension resources to help answer questions. Topic areas include Home & Garden and Irrigation. Resources Water Quality […]

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Home, Family & Finances

From the homes we live in and the work that we do to our families and other relationships, you’ll find Extension resources to help you navigate issues, concerns and needs.. Whether you have a question about health, financial literacy, energy efficiency, elder or child-care issues, you’ll find the latest, most accurate data. Topics include: Energy, […]

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Agriculture

Agriculture is big business in Colorado, contributing $40 billion annually to the state’s economy.  Whether you are farming on a small acreage, in urban spaces or are involved in large-scale production agriculture, Extension resources provide research-based information for producers located from the plains to the mountains. Topics include:  Crops, Farm Management, and Livestock. Newsletters Inside […]

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Insects

Colorado is home to many species of insects ranging from beneficial to harmful. Extension has resources to help identify insects and appropriate control measures. Topics in this section include: Exotic (Non-established in Colorado), Field & Forage Crop, Fruit, Flower & Vegetable Garden, General Insect Control, General Interest Subjects/Miscellaneous, Household, Stinging & Biting, Trees & Shrubs […]

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Nutrition, Food Safety & Health

People young and old are more concerned about current nutrition and health information. Extension resources aimed at helping you become better informed about healthy food, food safety and health are just a click away. Topics include: Foodborne Illness, Food Prep and Preservation, Food Safety and Storage, High Elevation Food Preparation, and Nutrition & Health. Select […]

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Natural Resources

Forests, rangelands, and aquatic ecosystems throughout Colorado are some of the most diverse and spectacular in the nation. Extension resources range from range, pasture and natural area weed identification and management to conservation guidelines.  Topic areas include Range, Native Plants, Water, Wildfire & Forestry and Wildlife. Videos Native Plant Master Course Noxious Weeds Sustainable Landscaping […]

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Program & Research Units (PRUs)

What are PRU’s? PRU stands for Program & Research Units. These are statewide Extension discipline-focused teams that organize collective work, establish campus & field programs as well as research plans to meet the needs of Coloradans. PRUs also provide accountability through reporting metrics to amplify the value of Extension in Colorado. PRU RESPONSIBILITIES Current Extension […]

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Yard & Garden

The average elevation in the state is above 6,800 feet; high intensity sunlight and generally low humidity, rapid and extreme weather fluctuations and diverse soil conditions all combine to challenge Colorado gardeners. We have the resources to help you be successful. Topics in this section include: Gardening Basics, Diseases, Flowers, Fruits & Vegetables, GardenNotes (Master […]

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