Junk Away Colorado, LLC was formed in 2022 to help people with their debris and junk removal needs. After trying to find junk removal services ourselves, we were really surprised at the cost and sometimes lack of availability of junk removal services in the general area. That’s when we decided to start Junk Away Colorado. We knew we could do better, because we had been for the last 20 years in big agricultural farming. Farming requires the ability to load, haul and unload a variety of different load types. Not only did we have the expertise, but we had the equipment to get the job done.

Dave Asbury

Dave Asbury moved to Longmont, Colorado as a young child, and even though he grew up in the city, Dave found ways to be involved in farming. His neighbor had greenhouses, which Dave watched when the neighbor was away, and as a child, Dave always had a vegetable garden. As he grew older, Dave and his brother worked on the farms that his father had purchased around Longmont. Dave’s first business, Just Fresh Produce, was a wholesale produce company which sold to customers throughout the Front Range. After only two years of running that business, Dave realized that he didn’t want to just sell produce, he wanted to grow it.

Dave began his successful farming career nearly 20 years ago as one of the first farmers in Colorado to launch an agri-tainment business. Back then, people were looking for ways to reconnect with farms and farm life, but unlike now, there were not as many opportunities to visit farms or farm stands. Dave tapped this opportunity by starting Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch (RMPR), the first pumpkin stand in Boulder County which provided a variety of fall entertainment opportunities for families with young children. With the success of RMPR, Dave was able to diversify and grow his operations to include Full Circle Farm, a certified organic vegetable farm.

Dave began leasing property from Boulder County ten years ago, when he won the bid on the Strawberry Property. Over the years, Dave has grown Full Circle Farms into a thriving business that leases 1100 acres of farm land, including 700 acres of BCPOS property, on which he grows 70 varieties of vegetables along with small grains, grass hay, alfalfa and a small herd of cattle. Full Circle Farms takes a diversified approach to marketing its vegetables as well – 1/3 of the produce is sold on the wholesale market, 1/3 is sold at local farmers’ markets and 1/3 is sold at its retail stand. RMPR continues to thrive as well, growing and selling over 400,000 pounds of pumpkins and entertaining thousands of visitors each fall.