On today’s Morning Magazine, members of Denver’s Ukrainian community will share their thoughts and feelings about the ongoing invasion of their home country. We’ll also hear from longtime ranchers in the Roaring Fork Valley about why they sold their […]
The Farmer’s Lawyer by North Dakota attorney and advocate Sarah Vogel is a memoir about her successful landmark class action lawsuit against the federal government. She did it on behalf of 240,000 family farmers facing illegal foreclosures during the 1980s […]
Today is Day of the Dead. Although it’s not an official holiday in the U.S. it is celebrated by many in the Latin American immigrant diaspora here. Agricultural workers set up a traditional altar outside of the Colorado Department of […]
We take a look at how sustainable agriculture works in Boulder County. Then, on the Cannabis Report, we’ll dig into legislation signed by Denver Mayor Michael Hancock earlier this year that made significant changes to the city’s marijuana laws and […]
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We’ll get an update on the Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP) and the newest lawsuit against it followed by a report on a new bill signed by Governor Polis to expand labor rights for agricultural workers. Then, we take a […]
We hear about a bill just passed by the state Senate to expand labor protections for agricultural workers followed by news a district court judge in Denver has ruled a safe encampment site in Park Hill for homeless persons can […]
CALF‘s mission is to connect people of all ages and abilities to agriculture through education, community projects and leadership opportunities. Their Harvest Day event is happening on Saturday, September 28th. CEO Brooke Fox talks with host Rae Solomon. Download […]
