Anyone with a water right in the Wyoming portion of the Colorado River Basin (Upper Green River and its tributaries and the Little Snake River) should be aware of discussions taking place about future water management in Wyoming and the …
Insects as a class of organisms are known for having some very unusual lifecycles that differ dramatically from mammals.
The snailcase bagworm (Apterona helix) is a perfect example.
I had the first submission last year of a snailcase …
Breakthroughs in organic agriculture is this year’s focus for the 7th annual High Plains Organic Conference Thursday-Friday, Feb. 27-28, at the Pathfinder building, Laramie County Community College, Cheyenne.
Attendees can register for one or both days. Registration for day one …
Hello! My name is Jared Marquardt, and I am a Junior here attending the University of Wyoming. This is my second year serving as an Ag Ambassador. I am studying Ag Business. I grew up in Cheyenne, Wyoming. I was …
A rangeland specialist in the University of Wyoming Extension has received an early career honor from the Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station (WAES).
Assistant professor Derek Scasta in the Department of Ecosystem Science and Management was presented the Early Career Research …
An industrial hemp seminar is being offered at the Powell Research and Extension Center Thursday, Feb. 13.
University of Wyoming Extension educator Jeremiah Vardiman said the session is 9-10 a.m. The seminar will give a basic overview, including the botanical …
Researchers at the University of Wyoming hope a $340,000 grant to study the effects of compost on a number of factors in southeast Wyoming will also address a problem sprouting for organic wheat producers.
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources …
Fremont County’s 36th annual Farm and Ranch Days are Wednesday-Thursday, Feb. 5-6, at the Fremont County Fairgrounds in Riverton.
This is a two-day educational event geared toward helping farmers and ranchers with over 30 educational sessions, each lasting 45 …
Wyoming food network proponents will meet tomorrow, Thursday, via teleconference taking the second step toward creating infrastructure they say could put local food on kitchen tables, money in producer pockets and pump revenue through Wyoming economies.
The move springs from …
An administrator known for her efforts to break down work silos and foster teamwork is a new associate director of University of Wyoming Extension.
Mandy Marney joined the University of Wyoming this week. She was formerly a district director for …
About 131 hopeful gardeners took 16 weeks of online training last fall and this winter to learn how to become better gardeners and put that knowledge to use in their communities this coming growing season.
The weekly course started in …
The University of Wyoming Extension Agriculture & Horticulture Initiative Team has a lot planned for 2020!
We are committed to offering research-based educational opportunities statewide to Wyoming’s ag producers, small acreage residents, and gardeners.
No matter where you are in …
Recreational Off-highway Vehicles (ROVs) – side-by-sides or UTVs – have become increasingly popular for many uses including recreation, construction, and agriculture.
Their versatility makes them a great tool for farms and ranches. Often, they are chosen over ATVs because, in …
Sainfoin (SAN-foyn) is a perennial legume that boasts high nutrition, drought tolerance, and winter hardiness.
Introduced into northern Wyoming in 1974, sainfoin, Onobrychis viciifolia, has been a management option for livestock managers and producers wanting to windrow or strip …
Wyoming students in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources are using satellite images from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to gauge and improve lands owned by their families.
Photographs are from years of satellite collection and offered free by …
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