Addressing important and emerging community issues using dynamic, science-based educational resources. An equal access & opportunity University: col.st/ll0t3
Southeastern Colorado is seeing multiple fires moving in from out of state. Remain vigilant, stay aware of local conditions, and follow guidance from emergency officials. High winds change the direction of fires rapidly. Preparation and safety are key: app.watchduty.org/
While we're asking you to leave your sprinkler systems off until mid-to-late May, it's still important to hand water trees and plants during dry stretches. We recently asked the experts at @csuextension for plant and tree watering tips! bit.ly/3N8tu0s
It's the best time of the year! 🍅🌽🫘🥔🌶️🔥 Veggie Madness is back for year three, and the fight for the title has never been more heated.
Find the full Veggie Madness bracket lineup at engagement.source.colostate.… and mark your calendars to start voting next Monday, March 23.
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Gardeners, it’s time to prep for the cold! Join @CSUExtension for a class on fall and winter landscape care and learn how to put your gardens to bed properly.
🗓️ Wednesday, Oct. 16, 4 – 5 p.m.
📍 Aurora Central Library (In-Person)
Register: auroraco.libnet.info/events?…
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Congratulations to Colorado State University Office of Engagement and Extension on the recent launch of this new website! @csuextension
Not only does this reimagined digital presence offer more engagement capabilities, timely opportunities, and enhanced performance for site visitors, but it has also provided the CSU Extension team with the back-end system and tools to confidently add to the online representation of their 40 programs, services, and specific educational tracks that promote professional growth and personal development.
Please visit the new website to see all that CSU Extension has to offer their neighbors and communities at:
➡️ extension.colostate.edu#WordPress#WebDevelopment#WebsiteDesign@WordPressVIP
Ag Day is one month away (Sept. 6)! Help us continue to honor @ColoradoStateU's Aggie roots, celebrate our community’s agriculture producers, and elevate scholarships at our annual Nutrien Ag Day BBQ Saturday, September 6th from 1 to 4 p.m. before the orange-out football game.
Do you love plants, nature, and being of service to your community? 🪴💚 Become a Colorado Master Gardener volunteer!
Learn more and apply online at coloradomastergardener.org/. The 2025 applications are open August 1 - September 2.
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According to #ColoradoState's Linda Langelo and other garden experts, peppers, zinnias and basil are just a few fast-growing annuals that can fill your garden this summer. 🌸🫑
More options for your garden: col.st/ILIEx
🌸 With spring upon us, it's time to start planting perennials! After three summers & two winters in Fort Collins, these 9 perennials proved they can survive and thrive in Colorado’s tough climate. col.st/nooII
Recent egg shortages and the high price of eggs have some people considering backyard chickens.
@csuextension specialists Alison O’Connor and Bailey Schilling answer questions and share tips you should know before investing in your own backyard chickens🐔 col.st/puxPM
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🌾 Tom Vilsack, former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and former governor of Iowa is establishing a new course to help small to mid-size farms survive & thrive. 30 students will engage with @csuextension during the course. col.st/yRfZu
.@csuextension’s Don Thorn grew up around agriculture in eastern Colorado and continues to connect with rural communities across the state in his current position with CSU.
Learn more about Don and the connection between agriculture and higher-ed: col.st/V9yMP
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