Coverage dated October 28, 2023

Water woes, hot summers and labor costs are haunting pumpkin farmers in the West

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Hudson, CO. (AP) — Alan Mazzotti can see the Rocky Mountains about 30 miles west of his pumpkin patch in northeast Colorado on a clear day. He could tell the snow was abundant last winter…

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    Hudson, CO. (AP) — Alan Mazzotti can see the Rocky Mountains about 30 miles west of his pumpkin patch in northeast Colorado on a clear day. He could tell the snow was abundant last winter…

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    Water woes, hot summers and labor costs are haunting pumpkin farmers in the West - Boston News, Weather, Sports (opens WHDH Boston)

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    Hudson, CO. (AP) — Alan Mazzotti can see the Rocky Mountains about 30 miles west of his pumpkin patch in northeast Colorado on a clear

  3. Green Field Reporter

    Water woes, hot summers and labor costs are haunting pumpkin farmers in the West - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    Hudson, CO. (AP) — Alan Mazzotti can see the Rocky Mountains about 30 miles west of his pumpkin patch in northeast Colorado on a clear day. He could tell the snow was abundant last winter, and verified it up close when he floated through fresh powder alongside his wife and three sons at the popular …

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