Producers across Wyoming and the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) are stepping into blockchain technology to explore creating value-added agricultural products consumers can digitally verify.
Blockchain is a database that stores information together in blocks of data that …
Tiny creatures from University of Wyoming laboratories hitched a ride in a freezer on SpaceX CRS-22 and were delivered to the International Space Station, where they await to show off their strength.
Tardigrades or “water bears” have been the subject …
The Growing Grapes in Wyoming Symposium in Sheridan is the first event of a three-year effort to provide specialized education for cultivating grapes in Wyoming.
The event is Friday and Saturday, Aug. 20-21, at the University of Wyoming’s Sheridan Research …
I want to make the case that all Wyoming farmers and ranchers can benefit by promoting pollinators. Creating, enhancing and protecting habitat that provides flowers during the growing season can promote pollinators, increase crop yields, reduce pest insect populations and …
Recent spring graduates in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resource at the University of Wyoming have discovered job market opportunities during COVID-era restrictions.
First-generation college graduate Elizabeth Martinez, who graduated with an agricultural business degree with a concentration in …
An afternoon plant identification workshop in Cheyenne with botany experts is Friday, July 9, at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens.
The focus is learning plant families and tips for plant identification, said University of Wyoming Extension restoration ecologist Kristina Hufford. Participants …
The first family event in over a year at St. Stephens Indian School had the students moving through sidewalk stencils, designed to increase physical activity while on the school playground.
The stencils are a collaborative effort between St. Stephens Indian …
Some eastern Wyoming farmers nosed their tractors into fields this spring pulling drills planting a new variety of intermediate wheatgrass that may negate Wyoming’s fussy weather and bolster bottom lines ravaged by falling organic wheat prices.
Four producers have planted …
An assistant lecturer in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources has received the Teacher of the Year award from the WYO-Gold student organization of the University of Wyoming Alumni Association.
McKensie Harris in the Department of Animal Science was …
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