including our mission statement and contact information!
 Our Keynote Speaker, Workshops, Sponsors and Vendors!
 
 This month's Journal, as well as archives of previous months.
 Resources and other related links.
 
 

The Colorado Conservation Tillage Association (CCTA) was founded in 1988 to serve the needs of farmers searching for new ways to diversify their farms and better utilize their resources.  

 

 

 

CCTA is a non-profit serving all the States in the High Plains Region.  It is a collaboration of experienced farmers working with industry and University and Agricultural Agency personnel whose goal is to spread research and on-farm gained information.

Through this organization, in cooperation with the National Sunflower Association, farmers have been able to utilize new technologies and techniques to enhance their overall economic position.

Traditionally a wheat-summer fallow area of the great plains, the high plains region has seen dramatic increases in alternative crops and cropping methods due, in a large part, to the work carried on by the CCTA.

 

Keep Up with CCTA at www.BARNmedia.net

and through the CCTA Journal

After each CCTA meeting a short press release will be posted on this Agriculture Radio Network website.  Members can keep up with CCTA activities throughout the year.  

The journal is published Spring, Fall and Winter with extra editions as needed.

 

 

21st Annual

2009 High Plains No-Till Conference

February 3-4, 2009, Island Grove Regional Park, Greeley, Colorado.

Plans are underway.  Plan now to attend!

Workshop suggestions:  send to any CCTA Board member (About Us)

 

Keynote Speakers and Welcome Address

We are excited to announce the Keynote Speaker will be Ken Root, NAFB Broadcaster

and well known syndicated journalist on rural and agricultural issues.

 

Larry Kleingartner, Exectuive Director of the National Sunflower Association

will provide the Welcome Address.

 

Call for Presentations

Speakers and panel members at the Annual Conference are made up of university personnel, industry representatives, experienced farmers, government workers and business people.

If you would like to be a part of the 2009 Conference, download the Call for Presentations and submit by June 1, 2008

Call for Presentations Application Form

2009 Agriculture Scholarship Benefit

Plans are already under way for the

2009 Agriculture Scholarship Benefit

We are proud to announce the performance on February 3, 2009 will be: "GREASE"

Sponsored by Union Colony Theatre, www.ucdinnertheatre.com

All funds go to the Agriculture Scholarship Fund.

Do not need to be a Conference Attendee to attend the Benefit. 


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20th Annual

2008 High Plains No-Till Conference
February 5-6, 2008, Island Grove Regional Park, Greeley, Colorado

If you didn't get your evaluation form filled out, you can still do that until July 1, 2008.

Fill out the Online Evaluation Form

Download and mail in Evaluation Form

 

2008 Conference Workshops

2008 Conference Workshops (handouts, power points, resources)

2008 Farm Partner Workshop (handouts, power points, resources)

Follow the above links to review any power points or download any of the handouts provided to CCTA from the 2008 Conference

2008 Antique Tractor and Truck Show

Antique Tractor and Truck Show Pictures (to be posted soon)

Sponsored by:

New Frontier Bank, Greeley, CO

Security First, Insurance, Sidney, NE

"Thank You" to our 2008

Trade Show Exhibitors

Sponsors

Congratulations to our 2008 Scholarship Winner!

Michael Ann Johns, Mitchell, NE, Colorado State University

Scholarships awarded to students whose home residence is in CO, KS, NE, WY or are attending an institution of higher learning in CO, KS, NE, WY

and majoring in the field of Agriculture.

Application deadline - December 1, 2008

2009 Application to be posted July 1, 2008.

 

Click into the conference pages

They are continually updated.  2008 conference information will remain there until July 1, 2009 or until 2009 Workshops confirmations begin.


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