A semi roll-over closed Highway 139 near Rangely Wednesday night for more than 3 hours. The truck was carrying a load of hay which spilled onto the highway. The driver was not Continue reading
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Semi Roll-Over Closes Highway
Time To Protect Hay For The Winter
Those who rely on hay to feed livestock during the winter should start planning now to protect their crops from deer and elk. During winters with deep snow, deer and elk will look for easy sources of food and unprotected hay stacks are Continue reading
Donate To Help CO Farmers Hit By Wildfire
The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association is asking for donations to help farmers hit by the massive grass fire which started Monday in Logan County in Northeastern Colorado. The Continue reading
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Fire Near Elkhead
There was a small fire on Moffat County Road 29 near Elkhead Reservoir around five last night. The fire started due to heat from a swather that was being used during a haying operation. According to Moffat County Sheriff KC Hume, it took the Moffat County Fire Department about half Continue reading
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Get Your Hay In The Hay Directory
Listings for the 2016 Colorado Hay Directory are now being accepted by The Colorado Department of Agriculture. The Colorado Hay Directory helps hay producers in the state market their product to hay buyers. The deadline to Continue reading
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Feeding Big Game Deadly For Wildlife.
Life is tough for big game during the winter, but according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife feeding those animals can make them sick and kill them. The digestive systems of deer, elk and moose are specialized for natural food sources, not the common types of feed we give to livestock and pets. When big game eat food not suited to their systems, Continue reading
Moffat County to Donate Hay to Alkali Fire Victims
The Moffat County Commissioners are donating hay to the victims of the Alkali Fire. The fire burned over 20,000 acres last month, along a 17 mile stretch. Much of the blaze was on private land, and farmers lost their hay, and even a few cattle. Every year, just before the Balloon Festival at Loudy Simpson Park, Continue reading
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