Agriculture Companies in Colorado

50+ companies found. Risk data sourced from SAM.gov, OSHA, and FMCSA. Updated daily.

50+

Companies listed

18

With risk flags

64%

Clean records

Colorado has an active agricultural sector, with more than 50 farms, food processors, and agricultural suppliers in our database. Agricultural vendors supplying to federal programs — including USDA commodity programs and school nutrition contracts — must be free of SAM.gov exclusions. Farm labor contractors and food processing facilities are subject to OSHA agricultural and general industry standards. 36% of listed CO agriculture companies have at least one documented risk flag.

The listings below are drawn from KnowVendor's database of 1.7 million U.S. companies. Each profile is screened against SAM.gov, OSHA, and FMCSA records.

Registered Agriculture Companies in Colorado

CompanyRisk
Hillside Farms, Inc.● Critical riskView profile →
Colorado Mushroom Farm, LLC● Critical riskView profile →
LUJAN LIVESTOCK LLC● Critical riskView profile →
HELL CREEK LIVESTOCK LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
KK LIVESTOCK LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
J AND L RICHARDS FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
BAR I LAZY D LIVESTOCK AND TRANSPORTATION INC● Critical riskView profile →
MOON FARMS LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
SIEVERS FARM AND RANCH✓ No issues foundView profile →
DAVILA FARMING LLC● Critical riskView profile →
JBMM FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
LM FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
RDH ENTERPRISES AND HOMEWOOD FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
JACKSON FARM AND RANCH LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
BA LIVESTOCK HAY & FEED LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
WHITE CUSTOM FARM SERVICE LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
EQUUS FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
STONE RIDGE FARMS LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
CHESNUT FARMS LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
GRANT WATERMANN FARMS LLC✓ No issues foundView profile →
RED TRUCK TREE FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
KLUN FARM & CATTLE● Critical riskView profile →
MORNING FRESH FARMS LLC2 warningsView profile →
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - FOOD SAFETY AND INSPECTION SERVICE (FSIS) OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT✓ No issues foundView profile →
ACROPOLIS STEEL CO. LLC2 warningsView profile →
SPROUTS FARMERS MARKET, INC.✓ No issues foundView profile →
TAYLOR FARMS COLORADO2 warningsView profile →
MOUNTAIN MEADOWS LAMB CORPORATION DBA SUPERIOR FARMS - DENVER2 warningsView profile →
SUPERIOR FARMS6 warningsView profile →
DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA, INC.✓ No issues foundView profile →
ACTION PRODUCE CO✓ No issues foundView profile →
MCCALLUM FARM✓ No issues foundView profile →
WATADA FARMS INC✓ No issues foundView profile →
TANAKA FARMS, INC.✓ No issues foundView profile →
SOUTHERN COLORADO FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
RICHLAWN TURF FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
HAYASHIDA FARMS2 warningsView profile →
SASAKI FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
BOULDER VALLEY POULTRY FARM2 warningsView profile →
GARY HUNAGAN FARM✓ No issues foundView profile →
RIO BRAVO PRODUCE CO✓ No issues foundView profile →
AGRITRACK INC2 warningsView profile →
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE✓ No issues foundView profile →
WEAVER FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
HY ASHIDA FARMS2 warningsView profile →
TALBOTT FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
KEVIN FARMER CONTRACTING2 warningsView profile →
GARY HANAGAN FARMS✓ No issues foundView profile →
BYRON HANAGEN FARMS2 warningsView profile →
FARM OIL, INC.2 warningsView profile →

Compliance risk context — Agriculture sector

Agricultural employers are subject to OSHA 29 CFR 1928 (Agriculture Standards). The most common citations involve field sanitation, tractor safety, and pesticide handling. Food processing subsidiaries fall under 29 CFR 1910 general industry standards.

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SAM.gov exclusions

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OSHA inspection history

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FMCSA safety ratings

Motor carrier safety ratings, CSA scores, and out-of-service rates for transport vendors.

Frequently Asked Questions — Agriculture Vendor Screening in Colorado

How do I screen a agriculture company in Colorado before signing a contract?

Run three parallel checks: (1) search the SAM.gov exclusion database; (2) review OSHA inspection history for safety violations and penalties; (3) if the vendor operates commercial vehicles, check FMCSA safety ratings. KnowVendor aggregates all three into a single free report. Agricultural employers are subject to OSHA 29 CFR 1928 (Agriculture Standards). The most common citations involve field sanitation, tractor safety, and pesticide handling. Food processing subsidiaries fall under 29 CFR 1910 general industry standards.

What compliance risks are specific to agriculture vendors in Colorado?

Agricultural employers are subject to OSHA 29 CFR 1928 (Agriculture Standards). The most common citations involve field sanitation, tractor safety, and pesticide handling. Food processing subsidiaries fall under 29 CFR 1910 general industry standards.

Do agricultural vendors need SAM.gov registration for USDA contracts?

Yes — vendors participating in USDA commodity programs, school lunch contracts, conservation program agreements, or any other federal agricultural contracts must be registered in SAM.gov and must not appear on the exclusion list.

What is the SAM.gov exclusion list and who does it affect in Colorado?

The SAM.gov exclusion database lists entities prohibited from receiving federal contracts or assistance. This includes companies that have been debarred for fraud, defaulted on federal contracts, or violated federal regulations. In Colorado, agriculture companies working on government-funded projects or serving as subcontractors to federal primes must not appear on this list. KnowVendor checks the database daily.

How many agriculture companies are listed in Colorado on KnowVendor?

KnowVendor currently lists more than 50 agriculture companies registered in Colorado. Approximately 36% have at least one documented risk flag across SAM.gov, OSHA, or FMCSA records.

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