Health professionals, scientists agree there is a lot to learn about COVID-19
While it might feel like we’ve been in collective quarantine forever, COVID-19 has only been present in humans for just over six months.
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Lawmakers concerned about lack of true Eastern Plains representation on state boards
Colorado’s agricultural center is the state’s Eastern Plains, whence comes 84% of the state’s gross agricultural sales.
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Get animal licenses, vaccinations at clinic Saturday morning
This July 1939 photo shows the new irrigation project that had begun in the fall of 1938 on W.E. Heginbotham’s farm 10 miles southeast of Holyoke. Contour lines for irrigation ditches had been run, with concrete drops and laterals to be established later. This was reported to be the first year a good crop had been produced on the farm, with an estimated average yield of about 60 bushels of corn per acre, compared to 8 bushels per acre from dryland. — source: Phillips County Museum
Peekin’ into the past
Five Years Ago
June 25, 2015