Welcome to the Colorado State University AgNIC Portal
Colorado State University Libraries collaborate to provide three AgNIC sites.
Other CSU resources for natural resources and agriculture information include the: College of Agricultural Sciences, CSU Extension, and the Warner College of Natural Resources.
About AgNIC and the Colorado State University Libraries AgNIC Sites
Carnations and the Floriculture Industry
This site is a digital collection of 519 selected items (dated 1950s-1970s) from the archival collection of the Records of the Colorado Flower Growers Association. Current selections focus on scrapbooks and clippings, photographic material, and newsletters and press releases encompassing an array of topics such as advertising and publicity of Colorado carnations, the creation of a trademark, carnation cultivation, carnation care, carnation tinting and arrangement, activities pertaining to the Colorado Flower Growers Association, and relationships of the association with other organizations, companies, and individuals. The archival collection is part of the Colorado Agricultural Archive and is physically located in the Archives and Special Collections Department at the Colorado State University Libraries.
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Colorado Rangelands
This site is co-sponsored by the CSU Libraries and the Department of Forest, Rangelands, and Watershed Stewardship in the Warner College of Natural Resources at CSU. We are a partner in the Rangelands West, which is a collaborative effort among Western Land Grant Universities to create an electronic network which provides seamless access to distributed sources of rangeland information. This Web site is maintained by the Colorado Rangelands Team composed of rangeland experts, and the natural resources librarian. The Colorado Rangelands Web site is a centralized resource with an integrated interface. We are a partner in the AgNIC Alliance, which is a national effort to create an electronic network that will provide seamless access to distributed sources of agricultural information, subject area specialists, and other resources in a manner in which the physical location of these resources is transparent to the user.
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Wildlife Damage Management
The site is a cooperative project between the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Wildlife Research Center (NWRC), with headquarters in Fort Collins, Colorado, and Colorado State University Libraries (CSUL). The Web site concentrates on wildlife damage management science. Wildlife causes damage to agricultural, urban, natural resources, human health and safety and threatened or endangered species. These problems affect agricultural producers, ranchers, military, air travelers, and homeowners in a variety of ways.
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About AgNIC
The Agriculture Network Information Center (AgNIC), is a voluntary alliance of the National Agricultural Library (NAL), land-grant universities and other agricultural organizations, in cooperation with citizen groups and government agencies. AgNIC focuses on providing agricultural information in electronic format over the World Wide Web.
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