Rocky Mountain Ag Events
October 20
– Farm Bill Listening Sesion, 4 p.m., Shadow Mountain CLub House, Craig, Colo.
October 24
– What Determines Your Ranch’s Profits workshop, 4-9 p.m., Joes, Colo., (970) 332-3173 ext. 3. Dinner provided. Fee.
October 25
– What Determines Your Ranch’s Profits workshop, 2-6 p.m., Granada, Colo., (719) 523-6251 ext. 3. Refreshments provided. Fee.
October 26
– What Determines Your Ranch’s Profits workshop, 1-5 p.m., Canon City, Colo., (719) 275-4465 ext. 101. Refreshments provided.
November 4
– J & T Feeds Market Morning Poultry and Animal Exchange, Greeley, Colo., (970) 378-0240.
November 15
– CSU Cooperative Extension “The Joy of Giving Food Safely” workshop, 6 – 8 p.m., Ext. Office, Reservations required; (970) 498-6008; emcsherry@larimer.org.
November 15-17
– Colorado Cattlemens and Cattlewomens Mid-Winter Conference, Colorado Springs, Colo., (303) 431-6422, http://www.coloradocattle.org.
November 16 – 18
– Rocky Mountain Farmer’s Union (RMFU) 100th Anniversary and Convention, Denver, Colo., (303) 752-5800.
December 2
– J & T Feeds Market Morning Poultry and Animal Exchange, Greeley, Colo., (970) 378-0240.
December 6
– CSU Cooperative Extension “High Altitude Candy Making” workshop, 6 – 8 p.m., Ext. Office, Reservations required; (970) 498-6008; emcsherry@larimer.org.
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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is expected to sign SB 21-87, known as the Farm Workers Bill of Rights, though much of the content will be decided through the rulemaking process.
