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Author: Brian Sebade

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Some veggies like it hot, some not!

As the old saying goes, if you don’t like the weather in Wyoming, wait five minutes because it will change.

There are vegetables that like warm air and soil temperatures and those that like more mild or cool soil and …

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Ag sector may begin seeing coronavirus pandemic effects

Coronavirus is taking a bite out of local businesses on Main Street and now the implications for agriculture are beginning to take shape, said the rural entrepreneurship specialist with University of Wyoming Extension.

Those implications include falling commodity prices affecting …

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Should forgiveness have a place in your ag legacy?

Conflict is a fact of family life. According to the Family Firm Institute, 20 percent of family businesses report weekly conflict, another 20 percent report monthly conflict, and 42 percent report conflict three to four times per year.

You can …

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Will hemp be a viable crop for Wyoming?

The Wyoming Department of Agriculture has recently received notice their plan for regulating industrial hemp has been approved from the United States Department of Agriculture.

Industrial hemp is typically produced for three different categories: seed, fiber, or cannabidiol oil (CBD …

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