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High fuel prices make for costly harvest (opens the original)
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Silage harvest has begun in earnest in Colorado, and the choppers and trucks and pack tractors are all rolling and making East Slope mountains of cow chow. The silage will be used as part of cattle rations at dairies, ranches, and feedyards across the area and the availability and growing conditions for silage and the state’s dairies and cattle feeding operations are no accident. When Warren Monfort began feeding cattle in what we now know as a feedyard-type operation, it was north of Greeley wh
Weld Commissioners approve Chalk Bluffs wind project (opens the original)
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The Weld County Board of Commissioners’ meeting on Sept. 23, 2026, was filled with ranch families and others there to speak to the Colorado Chalk Bluffs Wind Energy Facility land use application. Ultimately, the project was approved on a 3-2 vote following 7 hours of public testimony. The wind and solar project is located near the Chalk Bluffs in northern Weld County on private property. It includes approximately 79 turbines ranging in height from 499 feet to 596 feet located across 16,000 acres
USDA announces 2026, 2027 enrollment for key price and revenue safety net programs, completes first base scre increase in 2 decades (opens the original)
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Agricultural producers can soon begin enrolling in the Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage programs, which the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently updated to include more than 30 million new base acres. The expansion, the first in 20 years, is part of USDA’s efforts to put Farmers First. Richard Fordyce, USDA’s Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation said producers can make elections and enroll for the 2026 crop year through Dec. 11, 2026, and for the 2027 crop yea
Keeping the lights on (opens the original)
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If there were ever a topic that I believe deeply in, it’s private property rights. If there were ever a topic that leaves me in a moral conundrum more often than not, it’s private property rights. The northern portion of Weld County is where towns like Grover and Hereford are hunkered down against the wind. It’s an area rich in history, habitat and resources. It’s big country marked by the Pawnee Buttes and the Chalk Bluffs and miles and miles of barbed wire. It’s not country for the weak. Wind
Sewage spill in Lower Arkansas Valley part of Year of Survival (opens the original)
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In what is one of the driest, hottest summers on record, irrigated farms in Colorado’s Lower Arkansas Valley are facing significant effects from a raw sewage spill that originated in Pueblo. Pueblo Wastewater staff, Colorado Department of Agriculture Water Policy Advisor Robert Sakata, and irrigators in the Lower Arkansas Valley attended last week’s Arkansas Basin Roundtable meeting for updates. The 4.25 million gallons of raw sewage entered the Arkansas River, and the spill was in its second da
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