If it seems that coyotes are less tolerant of human presence during the months of January and February, there is a biological reason: this is their breeding season. As coyotes pair up to breed, they may be more territorial than usual and defend their space as they carve out a place to have their young. Citizens are well-advised to be aware of their presence and the potential for conflicts with humans in metro and rural areas.
Growers can market their products to consumers statewide through the annual Colorado Farm Fresh Directory. Published by the Colorado Department of Agriculture, Farm Fresh promotes Colorado farmers’ markets, roadside stands, u-picks, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) producers, agritourism activities and farms and ranches that sell direct to the public. The 2017 edition is being organized, and producers are encouraged to submit their information for inclusion.
Makes: 8 Servings
This is quick to make. When you need a main dish right away, try this enchilada recipe.
Ingredients
nonstick cooking spray
3 cups chili without beans (1 can, about 24 ounces)
1 1⁄2 cups canned refried beans, low-sodium, non-fat
2 cups low-fat Cheddar or Monterey jack cheese (shredded)
8 flour tortillas, large size
Directions
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
2. Cover a cookie sheet with foil and spray with nonstick cooking spray.
Many products advertise free trial offers that claim to be “risk free” or offer a “money-back guarantee.” However, some “free” trial offers end up being traps that lock consumers into plans that charge automatic recurring fees.
Often a free trial offer will require you to provide your credit card information for a nominal activation or shipping fee. However, once you accept the free trial offer and the company has your payment information, you may be charged for products you never ordered. Here are some ways you can protect yourself from these frustrating “free” trial offers:
A slow-moving storm will impact travel statewide for much of the week. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is warning motorists that winter storm conditions have have already begun and may continue through through the weekend.
2017 Brand Assessment Fees Due
Livestock brands are vital to protecting Colorado’s livestock industry and are an important part of the state’s history and culture. The Colorado Department of Agriculture’s Brand Inspection Division reminds brand owners that the brand assessment fee for the five-year assessment period beginning January 1, 2017 are due and must be paid by June 30, 2017.
