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Elizabeth Stampede Proves Why it is PRCA’s Best Small Rodeo
June 12, 2013
Big-time names showed up to the Elizabeth Stampede’s small town rodeo to compete for nearly $60,000 in total prize money over four performances — an Xtreme Bulls show last Friday night and three PRCA rounds last Saturday and Sunday. Boasting top-notch professionals like Kody Lostroh, Dean Gorsuch, Josh Peek, Wade Sumpter, Jessy Davis, Casey Colletti, Ryan Gray, Steven Dent, Brittany Pozzi and many others, the Elizabeth Stampede showed why it was named the PRCA’s Best Small Rodeo of the Year for the last two years. Not only do thousands of ticket-buying fans love the rodeo, but the contestants love it, as well. “It’s just awesome,” praised Colorado cowboy and multiple NFR qualifier Josh Peek, who won the Tie Down title by a full second in front of an enthusiastic Sunday afternoon crowd. “It’s like a hometown rodeo for me. I love it. Win or lose, it doesn’t matter. It is

Camel farms in Colo.? Greeley’s Global Refugee Center working for it
Colette West and Asad Abdi have devoted their careers to helping an influx of African refugees in Greeley, Colo., simply function in their new community, but now they’re ready to
Smithsonian plows into farming history
Visitors to the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. only get small glimpses of farming, such as a mural display of immigrant farmworkers planting crops in
Hydropower on ag ditches being pushed in Washington
Rep. Scott Tipton, R-Colo., for the past couple years has pushed for a bill that would allow hydropower development on irrigation ditches in Colorado and across the West. Joshua Green
UNL Extension specialist: Remain on the lookout for grasshoppers this month
Sunny weather, warm soil — spring is here. With the arrival of spring also comes the hatching of grasshoppers. Some areas of Nebraska are at high risk for serious grasshopper
Sombrero Ranches Great American Horse Drive
A week before the Sombrero Ranches Great American Horse Drive begins, the Brown’s Park wranglers are out sweeping 50,000 acres of rolling hills and sagebrush in the northwest corner of
Macaw gets new life thanks to the owners of Little Creatures Pet Store in Delta, Colo.
Angie Prince of Delta, Colo., gets a lot of pirate jokes these days thanks to Frank, the blue and gold Macaw that is constantly on her shoulder. “People often think
Faith and Samantha Chambers create their own indoor arena
The Chambers family consists of Cody, Jackie, Faith and Samantha. They live on the plains of Colorado, just east of Ellicott. Faith and Samantha, or just Sam, are active kids
Federal House, Senate Agricultural Committees Pass Farm Bill
After many hours of debate this week, both the House and the Senate agriculture committees passed their respective versions of the 2013 Farm Bill. This comes as a great relief
Brian Lebel’s Old West Auction continues growth since move
Three years ago, Brian Lebel moved his Old West Auction from Cody, Wyo., to Denver, Colo. Over the 20 years that he was in Cody, Lebel established Old West Auction
Unique Exhibitors Participate in Greeley Stampede Parade
The Greeley Stampede Parade is an event that those in Greeley look forward to each year. People come out with their families, water and sunscreen to take in the various

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