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In Colorado, we’re fond of thinking of ourselves as pragmatists. We’re the type of folks that know how to put aside differences in favor of solving problems. We’re the sort who believe strong communities and a healthy economy make a better quality of life for each one of us. That’s why we all must take up the cause of university-led research as a real and meaningful contributor to that better quality of life we want for Colorado and our entire country.
In Colorado, we’re fond of thinking of ourselves as pragmatists. We’re the type of folks that know how to put aside differences in favor of solving problems. We’re the sort who believe strong communities and a healthy economy make a better quality of life for each one of us. That’s why we all must take up the cause of university-led research as a real and meaningful contributor to that better quality of life we want for Colorado and our entire country.
CENTENNIAL, Colo. — “Colorado Farm Bureau is gravely disappointed to learn of Gov. Jared Polis’s veto of Senate Bill 256, Management of Gray Wolves Reintroduction. This bipartisan piece of legislation was a great example of legislators responding to their constituents and working together to do what’s right for Colorado’s Western Slope ranchers and communities.
Spring is usually an exciting time for ranchers. Baby calves hop around and the land begins to thaw with the promise of food for the cattle we have cared for and fed all winter. Soon, it will be time to move those cattle out to graze. In western Colorado, many ranchers rely on some of the most rugged land in some of the wildest areas to feed their cattle and sheep. Access to grazing supports their livelihood, but it’s a two-way street.
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