
Larimer County Extension is a partnership between Colorado State University and Larimer County.
Our staff & volunteers:
- Host workshops
- Answer questions
- Collaborate with the community
Thanks to the partnership between CSU & Larimer County, our programs are all low to no cost.
Learn more about Larimer County Extension
Cary Weiner
Director
cweiner@larimer.org
Rachel Wildman
4-H Youth Development Specialist
wildmarm@larimer.org
Bailey Schilling
4-H Livestock and Equine Specialist
schillbw@larimer.org
Roxanne Bashor
4-H Program Coordinator
bashorro@co.larimer.co.us
Britney Filter
4-H Administrative Specialist
filterbr@co.larimer.co.us
Christa Timmerman
Health and Well-being Specialist
timmerch@co.larimer.co.us
Lisa Auer
Community Development Specialist
auerlm@larimer.org
Alison O'Connor
Horticulture Specialist
astoven@larimer.org
Jessica Callen
Analecia Vasquez
Food Safety Program Coordinator
vasquean@larimer.org
Maggie Switzer
Farmers Market and Food Systems Coordinator
switzemj@co.larimer.co.us
Diana Rios
EFNEP Peer Educator
riosesdi@co.larimer.co.us
Andy Weakland
Business Operations Manager
aweakland@larimer.org
Paula Petroff
Administrative Specialist
ppetroff@larimer.org
Lexie Casper
Marketing and Communications Specialist
casperle@co.larimer.co.us
Colorado State University Extension Fact Sheets provide research-based information on a wide variety of subjects in regard to agriculture, horticulture, economic development, family and consumer sciences, and youth development.
Help for the small acerage owner and producer, including:
- Crops
- Farm Management
- Livestock
Resources for you and your family, including:
- Family
- Housing
- Personal Finances
- Work & Career
Information on destructive, beneficial, and invasive species, including:
- Exotic (Non-established in Colorado)
- Field & Forage Crop
- Fruit, Flower & Vegetable Garden
- General Insect Control
- General Interest Subjects/Miscellaneous
- Household
- Integrated Pest Management Educational Materials
- Stinging & Biting
- Trees & Shrubs
- Turfgrass
Learn how to manage natural resources, including:
- Range
- Native Plants
- Water
- Wildfire & Forestry
- Wildlife
- Foodborne Illness
- Food Preparation
- Food Preservation
- Food Safety & Local Foods
- Food Storage
- High Risk & Special Audiences
- High Altitude Preparation
- Foods and Nutrients
- Eating Patterns
- Weight Management
- Disease Management
- Women’s Health
- Infant and Child Health
- Food and Nutrition Information and Labeling
Find information on:
- Gardening Basics
- Diseases
- Flowers
- Fruits & Vegetables
- Insects
- Native Plants
- Trees and Shrubs
- Yard
Also, be sure to check out:
- PlantTalk Colorado: a partnership between Colorado State University Extension, Denver Botanic Gardens, and the Green Industries of Colorado.
- Master Gardeners GardenNotes for horticultural information as well as training resources for Colorado Master Gardeners and Certified Colorado Gardener students.