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Our Weld County community is hurting with the news of the accident at the Prospect Dairy in southern Weld County. Our prayers for the families affected are focused on strength, healing, and compassion as they navigate this tragedy.

The agricultural community in Weld County, as it is across this country, is strong and full of compassionate, hard-working individuals and families who support each other, especially in difficult times such as this.

The Weld County Board of Commissioners extends its sympathy to these families and to our agricultural community.

There’s no better way to experience the beauty of Weld County than with a weekend of camping. Whether you're looking to paddle a kayak at sunrise, hike across sweeping grassland, or sit by a fire under the stars, there's a camping destination in the county that's perfect for your style.

Explore the peace and accessibility of St. Vrain State Park, the unmatched open space of the Pawnee National Grassland, or the one-of-a-kind history at Missile Site Park, a Cold War relic turned campground. Want something more unique? Try Platte River Fort, where glamping brings comfort and rustic charm together near the South Platte River.

Turn your day trip into a weekend memory. Find the right camping spot for your next adventure and start planning: https://www.discoverweld.com/Recreation/Camping.

The Greeley Stampede returns June 25, a family tradition and one of the biggest PRCA events in the country. The PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association), headquartered in Colorado Springs, sets the standard in Pro Rodeo, from livestock care and athlete safety to national broadcasts and prize money.

Key facts:
1. More than $1 billion awarded to cowboys since 1986
2. Each rodeo arena is unique, requiring different strategies and even different horses
3. 60-plus rules ensure humane livestock treatment
4. Over 6,600 cowboys compete each year
5. Rodeos are broadcast nationwide to more than 40 million fans

The Stampede brings world-class competition to Weld County and remains one of the best ways to experience the culture, grit, and excitement of the West.

Great story by Anne Herbst 9NEWS (KUSA)! Thank you, Mr. Matsushima, for your work in agriculture and for sharing your story! We love our ag community!

104-year-old Colorado agricultural legend shares his life story with students 104-year-old Dr. John Matsushima is on a book tour, talking about his life and sharing Colorado agricultural history with students across the state.