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Publications

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Hunter, M.C., R.G. Smith, M.E. Schipanski, L.W. Atwood, D.A.Mortensen. 2017. Agriculture in 2050: Recalibrating targets for sustainable intensification. Https:/ doi.org/10.1093/biosci/bix010. Schipanski, M.E., M.E. Barbercheck, E.G. Murrell, J. Harper, D.M. Finney, J.P. Kaye, D.A. Mortensen, R.G. Smith. 2017. Balancing multiple objectives in organic feed and forage cropping systems. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment. Achieving diverse cover crop mixtures: Effects of planting date and seeding rate.

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LA DAYS 2015

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July 20, 2015. Our visiting lecturer, Andrea Cochran, with CSU landscape architecture students. Links to Our Depts. College of Agricultural Sciences. Agricultural & Resource Economics. Bioagricultural Sciences & Pest Management. Horticulture & Landscape Architecture. Soil & Crop Sciences. Fundraising & Engagement. Fort Collins CO 80523-1173. 2015 Colorado State University. Is an equal access and equal opportunity University.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Agronomy is the study of crops and soils. Its applications vary from crop production and farm management to ecological conservation or reclamation of plant and soil systems. What is the Agronomy Club? Who can join the Agronomy Club? Any faculty, staff, graduate, or undergraduate student interested in the agricultural industry is welcome to become active and participate in the Agronomy Club. Does it cost anything to join? How does one join the Agronomy Club? Where are Meetings held and How Often? The Agro...

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Service

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The members of the CSU Agronomy Club participate in many community service events throughout the year. The members see this as an important way to engage with their community members and help better the community all together. As part of the CSU community the Agronomy Club members participate annually in CSUnity. CSUnity is a community service project hosted by CSU. Each spring, over two thousand CSU students gather for a day-long service plunge in and around the Fort Collins community! While in New Orle...

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Foundation Seed Home Page

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STEP Mission and Goals. Certificate Program in Seed Technology. Foundation Seed Home Page. Agronomy Foundation Seed is located at CSU’s Agricultural Research Development and Educational Center (ARDEC) on the East frontage road along I-25 North of Fort Collins. Production of breeder and foundation seed class is done on the research farm and leased ground under irrigated conditions. Links to our Depts. College of Agricultural Sciences. Agricultural & Resource Economics. Soil & Crop Sciences.

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Colorado Seed Growers Home Page

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STEP Mission and Goals. Certificate Program in Seed Technology. Colorado Seed Growers Home Page. CSGA – Department of Soil and Crop Sci., CSU. Fort Collins, CO 80523-1170. New Location: Colorado Seed Lab. 4616 NE Frontage Road Fort Collins, CO 80524 (Mailing and Shipping! 2016 Colorado Seed Growers and Colorado Seed Industry Associations – Joint Annual Meeting. December 8th and 9th, Marriott Fort Collins – Horsetooth Road Schedule. October 2016 Siftings Newsletter. 2016 Field Application Materials: Letter.

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DR PASI

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National Science Foundation’s Pan-American Advanced Studies Institute (PASI). Interdisciplinary Studies on Global Climate Change, and the Ecology and Management of Tropical Montane Ecosystems. Cordillera Central, Dominican Republic March 6th-March 14th, 2010. What is a PASI? Introduction and PASI Rationale. Neotropical Montane Ecosystems: a macrocosm of global climate change. Madre de las Aguas Conservation Area (MACA), Cordillera Central, Dominican Republic. Foster, P. 2001. The potential negati...Golda...

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About Us

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Patrick Martin Curriculum Vitae. Dr Patrick H. Martin. Dept Horticulture and Landscape Architecture. Fort Collins, CO 80523-1173. Office: 215 Shepardson Office. Email: patrick.martin@colostate.edu. Links to our Depts. College of Agricultural Sciences. Agricultural & Resource Economics. Bioagricultural Sciences & Pest Management. Horticulture & Landscape Architecture. Soil & Crop Sciences. Fundraising & Engagement. Fort Collins, CO 80523-1101. 2015 Colorado State University.

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Opportunities

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Join the lab group! Thank you for your interest in joining our agroecosystems research program at Colorado State University. We welcome the participation of undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers. Potential graduate students should review the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences or the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology descriptions and requirements prior to contacting Dr. Schipanski. USDA fellowships for incoming postdocs. 8212; application deadline typically in February.

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Congratulations!

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November 23, 2016. Both received awards for their posters presented at the 2016 Agronomy, Crop, and Soil Science Society meetings. Filed Under: Front Page. Links to our Departments. College of Agricultural Sciences. Agricultural & Resource Economics. Bioagricultural Sciences & Pest Management. Horticulture & Landscape Architecture. Soil & Crop Sciences. Fundraising & Engagement. Fort Collins, CO 80523-1170. Bldg: Plant Sciences C 111. 2015 Colorado State University.