Center for Agricultural Resources Research : USDA ARS

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Angus calves produced from semen cryo-preserved in the 1960’s, 1980’s, and 2000’s in a collaborative project with Louisiana State University.

Technician using liquid nitrogen to cryopreserve citrus cuttings.

Research scientist describing weather station on Limited Irrigation Research Farm, Greeley, CO.

Research Projects More...

Development of Sugar Beet Germplasm Enhanced for Resistance to Important and Emerging Plant Pathogens

Improved Management to Balance Production and Conservation in Great Plains Rangelands

Improving the Sustainability of Irrigated Farming Systems in Semi-Arid Regions

CARR Research Units

Plant and Animal Genetic Resources Preservation (PAGRP)

Plant Germplasm Preservation Research (PGPR)

Rangeland Resources and Systems Research (RRSR)

Soil Management and Sugarbeet Research (SMSBR)

Water Management and Systems Research (WMSR)

Interviews/Videos

Dryland Agriculture Interview/Video

The Center for Agricultural Resources Research is located in Fort Collins, CO and is part of the Plains Area.
The Center Director is Daren Harmel.
Email: daren.harmel@ars.usda.gov
Phone: 970-492-7771
Fax: 970-492-7408
Center for Agricultural Resources Research
2150 Centre Ave., Building D
Fort Collins, CO 80526

Agricultural Research Service

Center for Agricultural Resources Research: Fort Collins, CO

Angus calves produced from semen cryo-preserved in the 1960’s, 1980’s, and 2000’s in a collaborative project with Louisiana State University.

Technician using liquid nitrogen to cryopreserve citrus cuttings.

Research scientist describing weather station on Limited Irrigation Research Farm, Greeley, CO.

Research Projects More...