Sublette Examiner

The pilot is open to producers in Wyoming statewide, with several priority areas where big game migrations are prevalent, especially in Carbon, Hot Springs, Lincoln, Park, Sublette, Sweetwater, Fremont and Teton counties.

by From USDA

Updated: 2 weeks ago

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Brucellosis suspect cow in Sublette County

Brucellosis is a bacterial disease that causes abortion in cattle, elk, and bison and can cause serious illness in humans in the form of undulant fever.

by From Wyoming Livestock Board

Updated: 2 weeks ago

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Timely (and sometimes touchy) ag topics

How do you make some extra money by offering what what you do, seasonally, and educate people about your lifestyle? Whether you grow hay or corn, cattle or horses, there are interesting ideas out there. For some the downside would be that you need to be social and welcoming while you do your chores.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 3 weeks ago

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I cut down my tree, now what?

***Sublette County Conservation Districts’s Planting for Conservation Seedling Tree Program will be accepting seedling tree orders beginning Nov. 1. This year’s availability list can be found on our website, sublettecd.com.

by By Traci Berg, SCCD administrative coordinator, Tree Program manager

Updated: 1 month ago

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Morris family – ‘2022 Landowners of the Year’

The DeWitt and Katherine Morris family, which owns Mountains Springs Ranch about 9 miles northeast of Boulder in Sublette County, is one of seven 2022 Landowners of the Year.

by From Wyoming Game and Fish

Updated: 1 month ago

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Carvings & Reflections

Members reading on Oct. 14 in the Pinedale Library’s Lovatt Room shared their personal favorites from the guild’s publications, the most recent being Carvings on the Aspens and Collection of Poems in 2004.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 1 month ago

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Water (money), water (money), everywhere

Recently, two very different water programs highlighted millions available to switch from ditches to pipelines, rebuild critical structures such as headgates, expand reservoir capacities or prevent flooding.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 1 month ago

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Ag market report: Oct. 4, 2022

Sales take place weekly now.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 1 month ago

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Consider winter option of bale-feeding cattle

Bale grazing is placing a certain number of bales out in a field at one time and unwrapping them for a cattle buffet. Bales are usually placed, with enough for your herd, every three days. Labor and time are saved by not unrolling the bales and not feeding every day.

by From Jennifer Hayward, District Conservationist, Pinedale NRCS Field Office

Updated: 1 month ago

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WWDO’s aging-irrigation meeting Oct. 12

The Wyoming Water Development Office (WWDO) invites all landowners, irrigators, stakeholders, and interested public to attend a project meeting concerning the assessment of critical aging irrigation infrastructure in the area. Recent failures of critical irrigation infrastructure in the State have highlighted the need to discover imminent failures before they occur. This meeting is on Wednesday, Oct. 12, from 6-8 p.m. at the Pinedale Library’s Lovatt Room.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 1 month ago

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Ag market report: Sept. 27, 2022

Sales take place weekly now.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 2 months ago

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Mark your calendars –

• Sublette County 4-H Open House, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Extension Office, 9660 U.S. Highway 191, Pinedale. • Sublette County 4-H Open House, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., at Marbleton Town Hall, 10700 HWY 189 Marbleton WY 83113.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 2 months ago

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Albert Sommers receives national conservation and stewardship award

Upon notification of the award, Sommers told the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, “I have a deep respect for this landscape that I occupy and the wildlife that coexist with it. This landscape has defined who I am and what motivates me as a rancher and legislator. We are on the cusp of change in Wyoming, and I fear that this deep respect for landscape that imbibes in those of us who have lived here for generations will disappear.”

by From Wyoming Game and Fish

Updated: 2 months ago

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Ag market report: Sept. 20

This week: 605. Last sale: 466. Last year: 2,020.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 2 months ago

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Coalitions appeal Upper Green grazing suit’s dismissal

As the season cools and leaves change colors, hundreds of bulls, cows and calves will begin moving south down the Green River Drift, coming back home before the snow flies.

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 2 months ago

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2022 Centennial Farm & Ranchers honored

To apply for the 2023 Centennial honor, call the Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office at 307-777-7697 or visit https://wyoshpo.wyo.gov and look at “programs.”

by By Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 2 months ago

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Historic dipping vat restored

Used routinely from 1936 to 1938 during outbreaks of sarcoptic scabies, the strange structure has long protruded into the skyline along Jack Creek Road, a reminder of the quarantines issued for cattle herds by the state veterinarian nearly a century ago, and the physical and financial hardships that followed.

by By Cali O’Hare, managing editor, [email protected]

Updated: 2 months ago

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WSGLT conserves Dunham Ranch easement

The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust, in partnership with Miller Land Livestock Company, has conserved 2,004 acres of the Dunham Ranch near Big Piney through an agricultural conservation easement.

Updated: 1 year ago

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Rangeland tools for landowners and land managers

The Sublette County Conservation District has several tools available for landowners and land managers to check out for use on natural resource projects within the county. The process is simple. There is a use agreement, waiver form and proof of insurance that need to be signed and provided for the use of any equipment the SCCD has to offer.

by Michael Henn, SCCD manager

Updated: 1 year ago

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Rammell's appeal could be derailed by procedure

Another delay slowed the lengthy judicial process of Wyoming veterinarian Rex F. Rammell’s appeal of his brand-inspection law convictions and his separate civil complaint that the state’s brand inspection law is unconstitutional.

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