drought: audio

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1. 1▶21/08/2026: Drought farmer, biodiversity on solar farm, choral workFarming Today14:16Notes
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2. 2▶Monsoon rains so far fail to help much with droughtKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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3. 3▶August 20, 2026: What dogs can teach us about dementia; 'Moments that Made Us'Colorado Matters49:08Notes
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4. 4▶20/08/26 Salmonella in eggs, bees in drought, roof-top solarFarming Today14:08Notes
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5. 5▶Former Ute Mountain Ute tribal councilman is sentenced to life in prisonKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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6. 6▶19/08/2026 Village agricultural showFarming Today13:57Notes
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7. 7▶Re-1 Superintendent Eddie Ramirez resignsKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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8. 8▶August 18, 2026: Could rye help farmers weather the drought?; State law targets rideshare safetyColorado Matters49:29Notes
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9. 9▶After-school programs fill a childcare gap in Mancos, but transportation remains a barrierKSJD Local News4:44Notes
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10. 10▶18/08/2026 Bluetongue, solar farm row, vineyardsFarming Today13:56Notes
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11. 11▶August 17, 2026: Victor Marx and a divided state GOP; Converting a coal mine into a solar farmColorado Matters49:25Notes
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12. 12▶17/08/2026 Drought aid, Solar farmsFarming Today11:49Notes
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13. 13▶Farming Today This Week: New drought package for farmers, bluetongue, brassica crisis, hot salads, B12 peashoots, cherries.Farming Today24:47Notes
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14. 14▶Re-1 teachers scramble to keep up with curriculum changes, errorsKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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15. 15▶August 14, 2026: History Colorado marks the state's 150th with a nod to the Women's Bank of DenverColorado Matters48:46Notes
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16. 16▶14/08/2026 Brassicas, cherries, saladFarming Today14:19Notes
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17. 17▶Cortez City Council approves ballot question on split voteKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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18. 18▶August 13, 2026: New state historian; Next chapter for neighborhood of proposed Broncos; Mark Stevens' latest thrillerColorado Matters48:13Notes
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19. 19▶13/08/26 Bluetongue in sheep, growing more UK fruit and veg, B12 in saladsFarming Today14:13Notes
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20. 20▶August 12, 2026: A protest that helped launch a movementColorado Matters48:29Notes
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21. 21▶12/08/2026 Controversial cattle cull, impact of drought on fish stocks, salads.Farming Today14:01Notes
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22. 22▶Hearing on Ironwood case is postponedKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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23. 23▶August 11, 2026: Why kids are more susceptible than ever before to porn and what parents need to knowColorado Matters49:28Notes
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24. 24▶11/08/2026 Impact of bluetongue on farmers, harvest in Europe, glass house salads.Farming Today14:09Notes
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25. 25▶August 10, 2026: Creating a sustainable golf course that's wildlife, pollinator and plant-friendlyColorado Matters49:22Notes
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26. 26▶Extreme drought and limited irrigation challenge Southwest Colorado harvestKSJD Local News1:23Notes
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27. 27▶10/08/2026 Financial planning, farming in drought, saladFarming Today11:49Notes
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28. 28▶Farming Today This Week: Bluetongue cases continue to rise; impact of climate change on this year's harvestFarming Today25:04Notes
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29. 29▶August 7, 2026: Investigating law enforcement's hiring practices; A sense of place in the San Luis ValleyColorado Matters49:22Notes
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30. 30▶2025 measles outbreak cost New Mexico $5.4 million, analysis saysKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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31. 31▶August 6, 2026: Colorado's political history filled with firsts amid attempted setbacks; Colorado River water planColorado Matters49:26Notes
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32. 32▶Montezuma-Cortez schools prepare for heat as aging HVAC systems strainKSJD Local News1:20Notes
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33. 33▶August 5, 2026: At age 97, Roy Romer says he's humbled as he reflects on Colorado, state of politics todayColorado Matters49:26Notes
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34. 34▶More than 330 groups sign letter protesting cuts to Utah national monumentsKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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35. 35▶Cortez composer returns home for world premiere of anniversary overtureKSJD Local News1:30Notes
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