- Colorado Agricultural Meteorological Network – want to learn how to irrigate more efficiently, especially in dry years! Your local conservation district will be providing equipment for YOU, the landowner to use! What is CoAgMet?
CoAgMet –
is a network of automatic weather stations that provides Internet access to weather and crop water use data.
CoAgMet provides weather data in different formats, including daily or monthly summaries, hourly data, and graphs.
Crop water use information from CoAgMet can be used in irrigation scheduling.
- The Colorado Water Plan is complete and been submitted to the state. What exactly does that mean for you and your water rights! Sara Dunn, Attorney at Law, will discuss how to protect your water rights!
3. Wildlife Damage and Predator Management – what is the financial impact of predator and wildlife damage? Is there any recourse financially for land managers? What, if any, are the legal ramifications of predator control? We will provide a panel discussion with David Moreno, USDA Division of Wildlife Services, Brian Gray, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and local livestock producers.
4. George Beck, CSU Extension will be discussing the latest and greatest for weed control on Jointed Goat Grass, Cheat Grass and Bulbous Bluegrass.
5. Other topics include Hydropower update and Websites for the Average Rancher.
RSVP required by January 26 at 945-5494 ext 105
Carbondale Police Department and Carbondale Fire Department are joining together to host a monthly Public Safety Coffee with the Chiefs. The purpose of Public Safety Coffee with the Chiefs is to offer the public an opportunity to meet their Police and Fire Chief in a casual setting, ask questions and learn about the police and fire departments.
The next Coffee with the Chiefs will be held on Thursday, January 29 from 8:00 am until 9:00 am at the Village Smithy restaurant in Carbondale.
Celebrate the full moon in downtown Basalt! Arts, Dining, Shopping, Fire Pits….and S’More!
A founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (now in their 44th year) John McEuen has continually performed since 1964 – 8,500 concerts and 300 television shows throughout more than 3 million miles – both with the band and as a solo performer. Beyond performing, he has a rich history of creating, producing and preserving original and traditional folk and acoustic music, and taking it to new audiences.
He brings his guitar, banjo, fiddle, and mandolin along with favorite Dirt Band songs and the stories behind them. This past October he was honored with the Best in the West Award from the Folk Alliance Organization.
McEuen has made over 40 albums (6 solo) that have earned four platinum and five gold recognition awards, Grammy nominations, CMA and ACM awards, an Emmy nomination, IBMA record of the year award, and performed on another 25 albums as guest artist. He’s also produced more than 300 concerts throughout his career – the first in 1965 in Long Beach Calif., with Bob Dylan.
McEuen’s countless jams include street performers to Phish, Earl Scruggs, Levon Helm… and even on Sesame Street with a herd of goats and a cow! Arguably, McEuen’s most important legacy may be his instigation of what Rolling Stone called “The most important record to come out of Nashville” and what the 2004 ZAGAT survey called “the most important record in country music” – Will the Circle Be Unbroken.
Tickets go on sale Friday, Dec 19, and can be purchased at area City Markets or by calling 970-243-TIXS. You can also get them at www.ticketswest.com.
All outdoor enthusiasts, children and adults of any ability, are invited to remember Chris’ passion for making possibilities for people with disabilities and participate in the 2015 Challenge Aspen Chris Bove Memorial Uphill at Snowmass Mountain on Saturday, February 21st 2015. Anything goes for the race, snowshoes, stabilizers, or skins. The race begins with registration/check-in at Base Camp Bar & Grill at 6:45am and a race time of 7:30am. Participants will tackle the 1,368-vertical-gain up Snowmass and summit at Elk Camp Grill where everyone is invited to the post-race celebration for a pancake breakfast & prize giveaways. The beneficiaries of this family-friendly uphill is Challenge Aspen’s local scholarship program, for participants from the valley with disabilities.
Register before February 20th
Adults: $45
18 and under: $40
Same-day registration at Base Camp Bar & Grill:
Adults: $50
18 and under: $45
Register online: https://www.crowdrise.com/chrisbovememorialuphill
Register in-person: Ute Mountaineer, Independence Run & Hike or Challenge Aspen
Register by phone: 970-923-0578
Non Profit 501c(3) Snowmobile Club hosting annual fundraiser. Club maintains over 100 miles of trail system from Sunlight to Powderhorn . Raising money to help purchase a new drag for the Marion trail head. Door Prizes , Drawings, Slient Auction LIve Music . Pig Roast style dinner RSVP and information found on Website
Join LiveWell Garfield County and Action for Healthy Kids for a FREE parent leadership workshop on creating healthier schools. Learn how to work collaboratively to improve school policy and practices related to healthy eating and physical activity. Dinner and childcare will be provided with materials presented in English with Spanish translation. To register, email dwood@garfield-county.com.
Join LiveWell Garfield County and Action for Healthy Kids for a FREE parent leadership workshop on creating healthier schools. Learn how to work collaboratively to improve school policy and practices related to healthy eating and physical activity. Dinner and childcare will be provided with materials presented in English with Spanish translation. To register, email dwood@garfield-county.com.
Celebrate the full moon in downtown Basalt! Arts, Dining, Shopping, Fire Pits….and S’More!
Celebrate the full moon in downtown Basalt! Arts, Dining, Shopping, Fire Pits….and S’More!
