Farmers and ranchers are Colorado’s largest water users, but they’re typically underrepresented in local Stream or Integrated Water Management Plans.

Perhaps we would all do well to appreciate seeds as children do, treating them like the living beings that they are rather than as disposable inputs.

I propose that we must find our own Mad Urbanism to strengthen our communities, conserve water, and conserve the agricultural communities on which we rely.

The health of water bodies impacts all producers using water as an input in their production processes.

Perennial Promise is a newly incorporated, farmer-owned co-op that supports growers of emerging perennial staple crops.

We are all getting to know moon smoke, becoming familiar with heartbreak.

Agriculture remains a great artform, one that has shaped the West and specifically the eastern Colorado High Plains.

The work of our hands: in many ways, is us.