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BRIGHTON — Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said farmers are professional whiners. Well, there’s a reason for that, and a large part of it comes down to labor issues. Perdue → Read More
DENVER — In her first year showing goats at the National Western Stock Show, Karsyn Fetzer of Kersey set the bar pretty high.Karsyn, 11, was the overall reserve grand → Read More
DENVER — As he got ready to announce the intermediate class winner, judge Adam Lira said he likes to make sure he judges each goat as thoroughly as possible. → Read More
In the early 2000s, Tommy Romano started to grow plants in his basement. He wanted to experiment with ways to efficiently grow food inside through vertical farming rather than → Read More
Thanks to a last-minute goal, the Colorado Eagles are a win away from winning the Kelly Cup.Well, it was also thanks to an overtime led to the Colorado Eagles’ → Read More
State baseball playoffs begin for Dayspring Christian Academy, Valley and Eaton on Friday.The Colorado High School Activities Association released the class 2A and 3A state brackets Monday.There’s a chance → Read More
Val Day was the girl in school who made fun of the cheerleaders.So years later, when Weld County Fair Coordinator Janet Konkel asked Day about working with the royalty, → Read More
When Robert Kraft wakes up, usually before sunrise, the first thing he thinks about is his dairy. There’s always a lot to do. He’s the owner of Kraft Family → Read More
There is a bulletin board in Janet Konkel’s office with a plain white piece of paper that reads, in all caps, “JANET’S FAIR NUMBER.” As the Weld County Fair → Read More
WIGGINS — Magnum Feedyard looks like an ordinary feedlot when people pass by on Morgan County Road 1.Cattle roam the pasture with young calves, and there’s continuous mooing, which → Read More
It started with a letter. Retired Lt. Gen. Carol Mutter was a junior at Colorado State College, now the University of Northern Colorado, when she got a recruitment letter → Read More
Since Northern Feed and Bean started in 1952, founder Helmut Brunner planned to export.Mexico seemed like the perfect export destination. Northern Feed’s main bean was the pinto, and pintos → Read More
Temple Grandin focused on being the best in her field. She focused on proving she could do it.Grandin was named to the National Women’s Hall of Fame in early → Read More
The Hungenberg farm started with seven acres of land in 1907. That land is more than 4,000 acres of cropland, and the farm is now known for two main → Read More
DENVER — With one year of eligibility left, Katie Pettit figured this would be the year to enter the National Western Stock Show.The 18-year-old Pierce resident showed two hogs → Read More
Selling 17 of his 21 water shares was the practical thing to do, even if Chuck Sylvester feels a little guilty.“It’s bittersweet,” he said.Sylvester and the Hays family, both → Read More
Jed and Cal Sidwell were only a few months old when they attended their first National Western Stock Show. Their parents, grandparents and great-parents all showed and Jed, 14, → Read More
Doug Dennison has seen how equine therapy can help a person, and now he’s doing his part to help one therapy company help plenty of other people.Dennison is the → Read More
As Marc Arnusch of Keenesburg said, farmers are optimists. They have to be. But the way the winter wheat season has started, it makes staying an optimist hard.It was → Read More
Once you’re a cowboy, you’re one for life.That’s what Winsten McGraw’s dad said on the family farm in Gill. And Winsten has been since he was little.Winsten loved Western → Read More