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The Assistant Manager will assist the manager in all operations at the San Luis Valley Research Center (SLVRC). Essential responsibilities include: executing and monitoring research projects and agricultural studies; supervision of full time and temporary research technicians and staff including farm labor crews and work assignments; updating and maintaining data records; administering pest controls; and…

Provides high quality greenhouses, growth chamber facilities, and professional support for plant science and related research to all departments at Colorado State University

We are looking forward to seeing everyone from our Research Centers on campus again!  Download the agenda here.

Colorado State University’s Departments of Animal Science and Soil & Crop Sciences will be hosting a beef cattle field day and pasture school at ARDEC in Fort Collins, Colorado, October 4-5, 2018. It will feature an update and tour of the CSU pivot grazing project, experienced faculty and producers discussing grazing strategies, and a hands-on…

Safe, Secure, Sustainable – 2018 AgInnovation Summit Sep 20-21

Join us for a week of celebration and learning about food and resource systems during Ag Week on Campus September 19 -22

Arkansas Valley Research Center Field Day – Tuesday September 4th – Rocky Ford, CO

ARDEC South – Wednesday, August 29th from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Important work is done every day at the San Luis Valley Research Center (SLVRC) and scientists from all walk of life come together to put forth effort in potato research. One such scientist is Caroline Gray, research associate and winner of the CAS Research Contributor Award. The College of Agricultural Sciences held a banquet where…

Severe winds are a common occurrence in the San Luis Valley and can cause heavy damage every year. The San Luis Valley Research Center, located in Center, Colorado received the brute force of these winds which ended in severe damage to a potato storage unit. High winds blew the storage unit’s roof into mangled sheets…