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across colorado’s landscape,amid rolling valeys and high-mountain valleys,acres upon acres of fertile ground are cultivated to produce a bounty of agricultural riches. The best way to enjoy the cornucopia? take part in a few agritourism activities designed to educate and offer sampling and hands-on experience with the stats’s agricultural industry.
Farmers’ Markets
Local farmer’s markets not only offer the chance to feast on seasional fresh fruits and vegetables,they also connect you to some of the state’s friendliest, most down  to earth folks. Take Boulder Farmer’s Market, for example, it sells only items grown by the vendor themselves. The market pulls out all the stops each wednesday and saturday with dazzling flower stands,towering stacks of sweet corn, heirloom tomatoes, ready-to-plant herbs, a food court, live music, freshly baked breads artisan cheeses and more.
Other markets offer a broader experience, such as the charming saturday minturn market, near vail, which draws more than 100 vendors selling produce, gourmet food and gifts, clothing jewelry, crafts, fine art and more.