New orchard takes root in Dolores
Heritage apple trees will produce 700 bushels annually
Agriculture
Colorado AgrAbility Project to host workshop
Update on Farm Bill, help with assistive technology offered
Barn lost in fire north of Cortez
But horse and chickens escape safe and sound
USDA opens sign-up for Market Facilitation Program
Farmers hurt by tariffs eligible for monetary relief payments
Agriculture
The Sharehouse community food center offers fresh produce to students
The Sharehouse provides locally grown produce to students.Creative Commons photo The Journal Staff Report Every Thursday afternoon, colorful bags of freshly harvested vegetables from the Cortez Middle School garden are…
Agriculture
Invasive Russian olive a nuisance for Colorado, New Mexico
‘We can be good neighbors by working on our parts’
Frontpage Lead
Ed Zink – bicyclist, rancher and Durango native – dies at 71
Lifelong resident owned bike shop, co-founded Iron Horse Bicycle Classic
Agriculture
EsoTerra looks to boost an apple renaissance
Dolores startup looks to return the fruit to regional prominence
Agriculture
McPhee Reservoir has strong carryover supply
Officials: It will fill with below-average winter
Agriculture
Good Food Collective connects food and those who need it
Organization has expanded its programs in its second year
Agriculture
First frost expected early Thursday in SW Colorado
Low expected to drop below 32 degrees
Agriculture
No-interest loans aim to develop agricultural economy
Grants will be made to small-scale farmers, food-focused entrepreneurs
Agriculture
Semitrailer carrying cattle overturns north of Dolores
10 cattle dead, 3 crippled, considered complete losses
Repeal of federal water rule brings comfort to agricultural communities
Environmentalist says EPA is ignoring good science
Farm Bureau, state officials share concerns about youth involvement at 100th anniversary
Agriculture commissioner: “We’ve got your back”
Agricultural research and technology
Disease, cold spring hamper hemp rush
Crop acres more than double in La Plata, Montezuma counties
High-altitude grazing a high risk for cattle
Disease can cause heart failure for animals not adapted to elevation