Dawn D Thilmany

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1) Farmers' markets and direct marketing for Colorado producers

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Agricultural marketing report volume AMR 09-01
Farm and ranch series. Economics volume no. 4.007

2) Payroll taxes

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Consumer series. Finance and work volume no. 9.162
Agricultural labor report volume 01-05

3) Colorado unemployment insurance

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Agricultural labor report volume 01-03
Consumer series. Finance volume no. 9.163

4) Child labor

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Consumer series. Finance volume no. 9.164
Agricultural labor report volume 01-04

5) Federal minimum wage

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Agricultural labor report volume 01-01
Consumer series. Finance and work volume no. 9.160

6) Overtime pay

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Agricultural labor report volume 01-02
Consumer series. Finance and work volume no. 9.161

7) The economic contribution of the Colorado wine industry

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Economic development report volume EDR06-8

Pub. Date

[2006]

8) The role of Hispanics in Colorado's agricultural and rural economy: population and employment trends and issues

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Pub. Date

[2002]

9) Effectively assisting direct marketing producers: what is the role of cooperative extension and government outreach professionals : summary of comments to an extension professional development workshop March 2006

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Agribusiness marketing report volume ABMR07-02

Pub. Date

2006.

10) Effective assisting direct marketing producers: Cooperative extension and government outreach professionals : summary of comments to an Extension professional development workshop, March 2006

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Agricultural marketing report volume AMR07-02

Pub. Date

2007.

11) An overview of Coloradans' perceptions of agriculture

Author

Thilmany, Dawn D

Series

Food systems report volume FSR 17-01

Pub. Date

2017.

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Colorado Department of Agriculture identified the need to better understand how: a) the citizens of Colorado viewed the agricultural industry as a whole; b) the public perceives emerging policies meant to support or influence the role of agriculture in Colorado; and c) and how the Department's own programs were valued.