Yuma, Co., a small agriculture and ranching community close to the Kansas border in northeast Colorado, grows more corn than any other county in the state. The importance of the land was never more clear than when Yuma was chosen as the Federal Agricultural Experiment Station site, where the government tested new methods of soil conservation. Today, you can see these cutting-edge technologies at the Yuma Irrigation Research Farm.
Each September, Yuma celebrates its farming history during Old Threshers Day. The folks who continue the Yuma farming tradition here demonstrate faming techniques, such as wheat threshing and corn husking.
Map: Yuma
Region: Northeast Regional Information
County: Yuma
Proximity to other towns: Located 138.8 miles from Greeley, 146.1 miles from Aurora, 34.4 miles from Wray, 50.5 miles from Brush
Population: 3,249
Elevation: 4131 feet
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