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Lafayette Anchor Signs Off; KLFY Hires GM - Vimarsana News

Lafayette Anchor Signs Off; KLFY Hires GM

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Lafayette Anchor Signs Off; KLFY Hires GM - Vimarsana News

Lafayette Anchor Signs Off; KLFY Hires GM

These moves are part of our latest edition of Changing Channels.

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Consumer buy-in helps producers manage risk of climate-related changes - Vimarsana News

Consumer buy-in helps producers manage risk of climate-related changes

Candace Krebs Special to the Ag Journal Erratic weather, lack of market access and aging infrastructure are all contributing to heightened risk in agriculture, and communicating those challenges to the general public is an ongoing priority for state agriculture officials and food producers, according to the latest virtual roundtable hosted by the Colorado Proud program. After temperatures in Hotchkiss dived to three degrees last October — the coldest for the month ever recorded — Steve Ela lost 5,000 trees, or about 15% of his fruit orchard. But he found a creative way to replant many of ...

'Fellas, it's a changing world' —Commissioners approve controversial solar ordinance - Vimarsana News

'Fellas, it's a changing world' —Commissioners approve controversial solar ordinance

'Fellas, it's a changing world' —Commissioners approve controversial solar ordinance Staff Writer DECATUR, IN     The Adams County Commissioners faced a packed meeting room Tuesday, with concerned citizens from Hartford Township taking up every seat. Looking out at the crowd, it was impossible to tell who was in favor of the solar ordinance and who was against — they sat together, asked each other about their families, passed out chairs to every newcomer. They were all rural Adams County residents, many of them farmers, and nothing else mattered.     Commissioner ...