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Ready for round two. This time hes hoping putin will come to the white house this fall. We have cnns ryan nobles in new jersey nearby where the president is staying this weekend and Cnn Senior International correspondent sam kiley, hes in moscow with details on the summit and cnn Global Affairs correspondent elise labott, reaction from the Trump Administration. Begin first with you, ryan in new jersey. Talk more about this second planned meeting. Reporter yeah, fred. The white house remaining pr...

We're able to take either donated or purchased fruit and turn it into nutritious snacks that are shelf stable. It goes into our Totes of Hope program. We are also distributing that to other backpack programs like Kids Aid or Rocket Packs in Steamboat Springs.

DENVER — Late summer is prime time for Colorado produce that people look forward to for months and typically the end of the harvest for one of the state’s biggest

DENVER — Late summer is prime time for Colorado produce that people look forward to for months and typically the end of the harvest for one of the state’s biggest

Late summer is prime time for Colorado produce that people look forward to for months and typically the end of the harvest for one of the state's biggest crops: wheat. This year, though, rain, hail and pest infestations are making for a bumpier-than-usual road to market.

Growing cherries in Colorado is a finicky proposition—yet it's so rewarding when the crop is plentiful. Luckily, this year’s harvest is bountiful.

The massive legislation is up for reauthorization and the state’s farmers and ranchers are working to make sure their views are heard.

Growers of peaches and other fruit in the region continue to feel they have emerged relatively unharmed from last week’s freezing spell, including in Delta County where temperatures fell into

Growers of peaches and other fruit in the region continue to feel they have emerged relatively unharmed from last week’s freezing spell, including in Delta County where temperatures fell into

29:56 This Local Motion features parts of Allan Savorys presentation "Hope for Humanity in Holistic Management" from the 9th Annual Western Colorado Food and Farm Forum. Allan Savory was born in Zimbabwe and educated in South Africa. In the 1960s he made a significant breakthrough in understanding what was causing the degradation and desertification of the world’s grassland ecosystems and, as a resource management consultant, worked with numerous managers on four continents to develop susta...