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Landowners have primarily used the technology to control grazing patterns, but experts believe the system can also help minimize ranching鈥檚 environmental impact.

A program that offers mental health resources and support to farmers and ranchers in Colorado is on hold, after the Trump administration froze funding for it. We discuss the impact the program has had in the agriculture community, the unique stresses that farmers and ranchers face -- and what happens next.

The annual Mountain Plover Festival happens this weekend in Karval. The festival celebrates the bird sometimes called the 鈥減rairie ghost."

Nearly $350,000 will be paid out to Colorado ranchers whose livestock were killed or harmed by wolves last year. It鈥檚 key part of the state鈥檚 wolf reintroduction program, and 萝莉少女 investigative reporter Scott Franz has been looking into it. We'll hear from Scott on reimbursing ranchers when wolves kill their livestock, today on In the NoCo.

More than 180 cattle have gone missing in the San Juans last year. Investigators believe cattle rustlers may be behind the incidents.

Farmers and ranchers face stressful challenges every day: From hail and drought to financial pressures. A new film explores those issues, and looks at why farmers don鈥檛 always ask for help. 鈥淟egacy鈥� screens this weekend at the Breckenridge Film Festival. We talk with the film鈥檚 director talks about possible solutions for this silent epidemic.

Some experts say the System Conservation Pilot Program, or SCPP, is costly and may not be the most effective way to save Colorado River water.

Colorado鈥檚 new wolves are drawing a big following 鈥� not without some controversy. Today on In The NoCo, 萝莉少女鈥檚 Scott Franz discusses recent wolf milestones and tension on the Western Slope, and whether wolves might one day become a tourist attraction.

New research shows cattle grazing can coexist with one of the most iconic and threatened birds in the West.

Last year, Wyoming lost 500,000 acres of farm and ranch land, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. In the Mountain West, more than seven million acres have disappeared in the past decade, mostly in Montana, Wyoming and New Mexico.