This strategy focuses on Longmont’s participation in agricultural research efforts in partnership with Colorado State University, Boulder County, and local producers. Agricultural practices that reduce negative ecosystem impacts and when possible, serve as a solution to ecosystem problems, are desired. Local research is needed to best understand environmental and economic outcomes of practices in Boulder County. These include but are not limited to: climate smart agriculture, weed and insect control, soil health, water conservation, and energy use.
FS-6Encourage and support agricultural research in Boulder County
Progress
On time
- Not started
- Planning
- Continuous
- Implementation
Description
Staff has requested a five-year term Agricultural Resource Specialist/Project Manager II for 2025 to coordinate and support this effort.
Summary and contacts
Topic Area
Timeline
Continuous
Responsible organizations
Contact persons
- Jim KrickEcosystem Management AdministratorParks and Natural Resources
- Danielle CassidyOpen Space ManagerParks and Natural Resources
Information updated 14.11.2024