Federal spending freeze forces layoffs at La Plata County compost business

‘It’s kind of terrifying,’ owner says of economic uncertainty

How a rye revival in the San Luis Valley could save its soil and farms

Sarah Jones was sitting at her kitchen table in Hooper, Colorado, last April when she received a mobile emergency alert from the National Weather Service: “DUST STORM WARNING … Be ready for ...

Switching to drought-resistant crops ‘ain’t pretty’ – but support for farmers is there

Ute Mountain Ute farmers are leaders in agricultural community

Seeding a sustainable future

Ute Mountain Ute Farm and Ranch using water allocation to prepare for a dry future

Equine lessons featured at the Ag Expo in Cortez

Tips offered on packing adopted mustangs for backcountry hikes

La Plata County residents turn to gardening amid pandemic

Food security concerns drive desire for homegrown produce

Durango Farmers Market will open, but with a different look

Coronavirus also sparks shift in selling methods at local farms

Hemp hits the commodity wall

2018 boom a distant memory amid 2020’s bust

Nonprofit aims to help local farmers

Four Corners Slow Money raises $21,000 for revolving loan fund

Farm Bureau marks 100 years; celebration planned for Friday

Group helps local agriculture producers organize on a grassroots level

Hemp farmers concerned THC rules lead to crop destruction

Farmers would like to find new market for harvests high in THC

Hemp entrepreneurs face banking challenges

First Southwest Bank finds a way to fill the need