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Regan Foster
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Director of Student Media, Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant
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Colorado farming is a multibillion dollar industry — so why are so many residents going hungry? - Colorado Newsline
By Regan Foster Verified|Colorado NewslineThis story originally appeared in the Pueblo Star Journal. To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It’s a greenbelt that meanders along the length of the lower Arkansas River from the city’s eastern edge to Rocky Ford and beyond – a Nile Valley-esque landscape in the midst of the Southwest drylands. Rows of chiles, corn and squash march in straight lines to the horizon — or at least to the edges of their fields.
By Regan Foster Verified|News from the StatesThis story originally appeared in the Pueblo Star Journal. To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It’s a greenbelt that meanders along the length of the lower Arkansas River from the city’s eastern edge to Rocky Ford and beyond – a Nile Valley-esque landscape in the midst of the Southwest drylands. Rows of chiles, corn and squash march in straight lines to the horizon — or at least to the edges of their fields.
Colorado farming is a multibillion dollar industry — so why are so many residents going hungry? - Colorado Newsline
By Regan Foster Verified|Colorado NewslineThis story originally appeared in the Pueblo Star Journal. To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It’s a greenbelt that meanders along the length of the lower Arkansas River from the city’s eastern edge to Rocky Ford and beyond – a Nile Valley-esque landscape in the midst of the Southwest drylands. Rows of chiles, corn and squash march in straight lines to the horizon — or at least to the edges of their fields.
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Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States
+1 989-774-4000