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Western Slope producers partner with state to boost soil health as water scarcity challenges deepen

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For Colorado ranchers and producers, productivity stems from the soil. In the face of growing water scarcity and climate change, producers are turning to new practices to increase production, improve water efficiency, improve the nutrient density of crops, and more. The state is aiding the transition. The state legislature created a soil health program in 2021 to help producers overcome the barriers to adopting practices that could improve soil…

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Western Slope producers partner with state to boost soil health as water scarcity challenges deepen

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