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Colorado Department of Agriculture commission reviews strategy, budgets and wolf response
Summary
At its Nov. 19 meeting, the Colorado Department of Agriculture commission heard updates on a three‑year strategic plan, international trade work, workforce internships, and animal‑welfare response to wolf reintroduction; commissioners also approved a federal produce‑safety rule update and set 2025 meeting locations.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture commission met on Nov. 19 in Broomfield and by videoconference for its regular business meeting, hearing staff updates across market access, stewardship, workforce development and animal health.
Commission staff outlined a three‑year strategic plan focused on expanding market access, advancing soil and water stewardship, investing in next‑generation leadership and strengthening animal health and welfare. Robert Sakata, returning from a trade mission to Taiwan and South Korea, said the trip highlighted strong interest in Colorado beef and wheat and produced new market contacts for Colorado producers. "It was an amazing trip," Sakata said.
Staff described a…
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