The estimated economic impacts on Wyoming Colorado River Basin agricultural operations, households and communities if a demand management (DM) program was implemented are reported in a new bulletin from the University of Wyoming Extension.
Economic Assessment of a Water Demand …
Wyoming can support some of the hardier fruit tree species despite its sometimes less than hospitable climate, including cold-hardy varieties of pome (apple and pear) and stone fruits (sour cherry and plum).
The fruits of the trees planted by early …
Insects are not often at the forefront of our minds when thinking about agriculture, but they definitely have a part, often beneficial.
You’ve probably seen a dung beetle or two if you’ve kicked very many cow patties …
Training for those seeking new commercial pesticide applicator licenses is being offered online by the University of Wyoming Extension in December.
The Zoom training is Tuesday, Dec. 7-Friday, Dec. 10, said Jeff Edwards, UW Extension Pesticide Safety Education Program …
Two department heads have been named in the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, according to Barbara Rasco, dean of the college.
Associate professor Bledar Bisha, who has been serving as interim head in the Department of …
A Wyoming Steamboat handmade quilt is being raffled to help support University of Wyoming 4-H and collegiate wool judging programs.
The quilt is traveling on display around the state. Tickets can be purchased at local UW Extension county offices, from …
Trees require regular care and maintenance, particularly newly planted trees.
Placing a layer of mulch around the base of a tree is a simple but important step in the tree planting process homeowners can do to care for their investment …
The 38th Ag Appreciation Barbecue is Saturday, Sept. 4, prior to the University of Wyoming vs. Montana State Football game.
Serving is 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in the Indoor Practice Facility. Ticket prices are $15 for adults, $10 for 12 and …
As natural and organic marketing opportunities continue to grow, beef producers are challenged to maintain herd health while minimizing the use of antibiotics. Maximizing the herd’s immune response to vaccination programs is critical to improving the herd’s immune threshold to …
Those enrolling in the online Master Gardener training with the University of Wyoming Extension can participate in live sessions or view recorded sessions.
Live sessions are Tuesdays Sept. 7-Dec. 12, said Chris Hilgert, state Master Gardener program coordinator. Classes are …
Sales from the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture and Natural Resources wool throw project will be sown back into the state’s sheep industry.
Wool shorn from sheep at the Laramie Research and Extension Center was processed and knitted into …
A meet and greet with University of Wyoming president Ed Seidel followed by a reception honoring the retiring College of Agriculture and Natural Resources’ long-time development officer is Wednesday, Aug. 18, at the Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo in Douglas.…
Covid-19’s year-and-a-half crunch on bank accounts and escalating job losses prompted the University of Wyoming Extension’s community development education (CDE) team to launch a new financial literacy website.
The UW Financial Literacy page is at bit.ly/uwe-financial-literacy with the categories of …
It’s just grass and it grows anywhere, right? Grass species are diverse, and certain conditions favor particular species. By answering the following questions, you can match your grass to your conditions and needs.
Seventeen women agricultural producers will receive Heart of Agriculture awards recognizing outstanding contributions to Wyoming agriculture and will be recognized at the Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo in Douglas.
Nominations were sought from women agricultural producers and agricultural organizations in …
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