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Rain totals: Storms drop multiple inches of precipitation around Colorado

Monsoonal rains dropped multiple inches of precipitation around Colorado starting Monday afternoon into Tuesday morning, with 3.5 inches recorded in Broomfield as of 10 a.m.

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A native bug is flattening Colorado s wheat fields Farmers are trying to keep ahead of it

Dryland wheat farming on Colorado’s Eastern Plains has never been easy. But there’s a new and growing challenge. A native bug that has lived on the plains for at least 150 years has now become a scourge of the wheat fields.

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A native bug is flattening Colorado s wheat fields Farmers are trying to keep ahead of it

Dryland wheat farming on Colorado’s Eastern Plains has never been easy. But there’s a new and growing challenge. A native bug that has lived on the plains for at least 150 years has now become a scourge of the wheat fields.

United statesWeld countyColorado state universityNew raymerNate northrupEsten masonErika peirceRae solomonColorado wheatEastern plainsColorado state

A native bug is flattening Colorado s wheat fields Farmers are trying to keep ahead of it

A native bug is flattening Colorado s wheat fields Farmers are trying to keep ahead of it
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United statesWeld countyColorado state universityNew raymerNate northrupEsten masonErika peirceRae solomonColorado wheatEastern plainsColorado state

A native bug is flattening Colorado s wheat fields Farmers are trying to keep ahead of it

Dryland wheat farming on Colorado’s Eastern Plains has never been easy. But there’s a new and growing challenge. A native bug that has lived on the plains for at least 150 years has now become a scourge of the wheat fields.

United statesWeld countyColorado state universityNew raymerNate northrupEsten masonErika peirceRae solomonColorado wheatEastern plainsColorado state

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