- Drought is affecting agricultural communities across multiple Western states, including Nebraska, Colorado, and Utah.
- Colorado and Nebraska are facing a shared challenge due to the ongoing drought in the Great Plains.
Low pasture quality is being observed in both Colorado and Nebraska.
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Updated Aug 18
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Low pasture quality is being observed in both Colorado and Nebraska.
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