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Seeking food security, some Durango-area residents turn to local farmers

Growers shift to direct-to-customer sales during pandemic

La Plata County residents turn to gardening amid pandemic

Food security concerns drive desire for homegrown produce

Farm Bureau marks 100 years; celebration planned for Friday

Group helps local agriculture producers organize on a grassroots level

Late winter storms stunt summer produce in La Plata County

Planting season has begun for subsistence farmers, master gardener says

What the 2018 farm bill means for the West

Lawmakers see hemp legalization and conservation funding as the big wins

Senate votes overwhelmingly to renew farm programs

WASHINGTON – The Senate voted overwhelmingly Tuesday for a sweeping agriculture bill that will fund key farm safety net programs for the next five years without making significant changes to...

Bipartisan farm bill passes Senate, moves toward conference

$867 billion plan includes farm subsidies and food stamps

McPhee Reservoir water inflow is lowest since dam was built

Inflow into McPhee Reservoir from the Dolores River has dropped to a historic low, falling below the 2002 levels that were the previous driest year since the reservoir was built. ...

Cities seem inevitable; why save the small town?

Cities seem inevitable, but rural towns are finding ways to hang on

Farmers Market Profile: Carrots are all-stars at Banga’s Farm

Mancos farm is in its 12th season

The look of fall is not gold or orange, it’s green (chile)

Sutherland Farms grows peppers just south of the N.M. border

Farmers Market Profile: RazzMaTazz Berries brings Aztec-area raspberries

Farm invites customers to pick their own fruit