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Why do so many starve while Colorado farming brings in billions?

Why do so many starve while Colorado farming brings in billions?

To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It's a greenbelt that …

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Colorado farming is a multibillion dollar industry — so why are so many residents going hungry? - Colorado Newsline

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| Colorado Newsline
This story originally appeared in the Pueblo Star Journal. To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It’s a greenbelt that meanders along the length of the lower Arkansas River from the city’s eastern edge to Rocky Ford and beyond – a Nile Valley-esque landscape in the midst of the Southwest drylands. Rows of chiles, corn and squash march in straight lines to the horizon — or at least to the edges of their fields.
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Colorado farming is a multibillion dollar industry - so why are so many residents going hungry?

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By Regan Foster Verified
| News from the States
This story originally appeared in the Pueblo Star Journal. To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It’s a greenbelt that meanders along the length of the lower Arkansas River from the city’s eastern edge to Rocky Ford and beyond – a Nile Valley-esque landscape in the midst of the Southwest drylands. Rows of chiles, corn and squash march in straight lines to the horizon — or at least to the edges of their fields.
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Why do so many starve while Colorado farming brings in billions?

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| pueblostarjournal.org
Business | Cover Story | News August 26, 2022 | 8:24 am 'A massive issue' Colorado farming is a multibillion dollar industry - so why are so many residents going hungry? To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It’s a greenbelt that meanders along the length of the lower Arkansas River from the city’s eastern edge to Rocky Ford and beyond – a Nile Valley-esque landscape in the midst of the Southwest drylands.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

There are far too many to name, but one of my all-time favorites is a piece I wrote for my own publication, deep-diving into food insecurity.

When's the best time to pitch you?

Um …..