"Interim report to the Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) for the project of cataloging of available feedstock in Colorado for use in anaerobic digestion for the production of biogas.", Title from subject line., "Contract Routing Number (CLIN#)"09BAA00159.", "Project No.: 4113.002.", "June 10, 2009.", Mode of access: World Wide Web.
The ACRE grant program has funded 56 projects since its inception in 2007. These projects span many areas of renewable energy (RE) including: anaerobic digestion (biogas), biochar, biofuels, biomass combustion, energy efficiency, energy storage, micro-hydro, solar, and wind. These projects have successfully fulfilled ACRE's mission of: 1) advancing knowledge in the area of RE within the agriculture industry in CO; 2) funding a variety of projects (research, feasibility studies, implementation of known technologies); 3) funding projects across different sectors of the agricultural industry (dryland and irrigation crop development, biofuels, animal husbandry, winter growth, etc.); and 4) diversifying funding across rural Colorado counties (projects have been implemented in thirty-five of Colorado's sixty-four counties)., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover; (viewed October 2012), "Dec. 30, 2011.", Contributors: Bruce Dines, Abigail Clarke-Sather, Bin (William) Fan, Sam Anderson.--P.1., Mode of access: World Wide Web.
The traditional funding model for school meals creates significant barriers for many students to access healthy meals and too often propagates harmful impacts from stigma and lunch shaming. For the purpose of this issue brief, universal school meals includes breakfasts and lunches at K12 schools offered in-person and during school hours. Universal school meals would offer free breakfast and lunch to all students. Universal school meals would eliminate student meal debt, end lunch shaming, and help to reduce stigma associated with schools meals., "Last updated June 10th, 2021- Adopted June 24th, 2021.", Includes bibliographic references (pages 16-20)., Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed July 2024)
Tuberculosis (TB) is a significant disease among production animals, especially cattle. With continued risk for tuberculosis entering our herds, the State of Colorado and USDA rely on accredited veterinarians in the field to conduct the Caudal Fold Test (CFT) regularly and with accuracy., Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed December 2022)
