“This starts with understanding the unique challenges posed by drought. We have no direct control over if it rains or snows — or not. So, what does a drought strategy for a rancher look like? For one, hoping for rain is not a drought strategy. All of us do it, but it doesn’t increase control over the situation. Instead, a strategy has to focus on what you can control.”

AgNext at Colorado State University is celebrating Women’s History Month and the vital role that women play in agriculture both past and present.  Many women have led throughout Colorado’s rich agricultural history, our team is excited to continue that work and stand on the shoulders

Written by Sydney Gradisar-Jansen, Media Intern On February 24, 2022, Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson was invited to be a guest panelist at a Webinar hosted by news agency company Reuters. This webinar, “Financing NetZero: Using ESG to Generate Impact and Returns”, featured other experts in the

Written by Mesa Kutz, Logan Thompson Ph.D., and Kim Stackhouse-Lawson Ph.D.  Animal health is broadly defined as “the absence of disease or the normal functioning of an organism and normal behavior” (Ducrot et al., 2011). Animal health is one of the key factors of sustainability,