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Burlington teacher Jarrod Bessire shares passion for CSU, FFA CDEs with tomorrow’s ag leaders
“I try to be diverse and hit all of the points because you never know what’s going to inspire kids... making those connections that inspire kids is what really matters. That’s my favorite part of teaching.”
Serving Our State: From Eastern Colorado to Western Australia, Todd Gaines leads the never-ending war to control weeds
“I’m very excited about this current research into spray-on gene silencing methods of weed control. If we can improve delivery and efficacy, this can potentially provide a whole new menu of weed control options with favorable environmental and toxicology profiles. "
Serving Our State: Diverse passions drive Jonathan Cable to serve ag industry, advance rural resilience
“I didn’t come from a traditional ag background, but with the help of my CSU community and especially my College of Ag family, I’ve really found my path.”
Serving Our State: New Animal Sciences Department Head gives back to alma mater, industry
“Challenge students, set the bar high, and provide the resources and learning environment for students to be successful.”
Three CSU alumni honored as 2024 Colorado Agriculture Hall of Fame inductees
Scott Haley, Bill Hammerich and John Stulp were recognized for their significant contributions to the state’s second largest industry.
Serving Our State: San Luis Valley agvocate educating through storytelling, service
“I don’t consider myself a traditional ag person – I’m just someone who appreciates ag and the culture in rural Colorado... I want to be that person who can educate people about the importance of ag in this state.”
Serving Our State: CSU alum returns to Colorado to share her passion with horse owners
“My goals are to help horse owners figure out the intersection of horse health, good land stewardship, and the economics of horse ownership.”
Outstanding Grad: Willow Werlhof, College of Agricultural Sciences
“I’ve appreciated every experience that my family and the industry has provided me — to create my passion for animal medicine and the agriculture industry as a whole. I think my time at CSU allowed me to develop additional industry and scientifically applied methods to the experiences that I’ve had and will have.”
Bill Hammerich, and Karen and Randy Blach recognized as CSU distinguished alumni
In recognition of their dedication and commitment, two alums from the College of Agricultural Sciences received distinguished alumni awards from Colorado State University.
Serving Our State: Multitalented trio of female faculty tackle animal welfare
Three women in a male-dominated industry, from wildly different backgrounds, lead ground-breaking research in an area rarely studied – and becoming great friends in the process.