Additional Articles

• How to compost dead animals

  The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is organizing two Animal Mortality Composting Seminars to be held on May 26 in Sundance and June 1 in Bridger Valley.

  1 week ago

• G&F confirms young calf is year's first grizzly kill

  Wyoming Game and Fish confirmed the first grizzly bear predation this year of a new calf in the Hoback Basin last week. The calf was one of many cow-calf pairs in a private pasture.

  2 weeks ago

• Disaster loans available for Sublette businesses

  Small non-farm businesses in 18 Wyoming counties and neighboring counties in Colorado, Idaho, Montana and Utah are now eligible to apply for low interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration, announced director Tanya N. Garfield of SBA’s Disaster Field Operations Center-West.

  3 weeks ago

• Partnerships in Sublette County

  I have been the manager of the Sublette County Conservation District for seven years now and I can say that this county is blessed to have the partnerships in place when it comes to natural resource issues and projects.

  3 weeks ago

• ‘Beef Quality Assurance’ gains interest

  BQA guidelines are designed to make certain all beef consumers can take pride in what they purchase – and can trust and have confidence in the entire beef industry.

  8 months ago

• USDA announces funds for organic farmers

  Applications for the Organic Certification Cost Share Program (OCCSP) are due Nov. 1.

  9 months ago

• Game & Fish seek volunteers for Mesa work

  The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is partnering with the Bureau of Land Management to improve mule deer habitat on the Pinedale Mesa and is recruiting volunteers.

  9 months ago

• Producers, UW looks at exploring blockchain

  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.

  10 months ago

• Mustang adoptions, challenges approaching

  The Bureau of Land Management will hold two Wyoming wild horse and burro events in August featuring both untrained and trained horses.

  10 months ago

• Gordon announces WMPEG back for new interation

  Gov. Mark Gordon announced the return of the Wyoming Meat Processing Expansion Grant Program on June 23.

  10 months ago

• Upper Green grazing suit parsing agency records

  In 2019, a coalition of environmental groups filed objections to the Bridger-Teton National Forest’s decision to reauthorize permitted cattle grazing in the Upper Green River Rangeland Project.

  11 months ago

• Former sheep allotments might work for cattle

  Upper Green grazing complex is 'highest priority'

  11 months ago

• Lummis signs cattle-market letter

  U.S. Sen. Cynthia signed the letter on behalf of Wyoming.

  11 months ago

• Off-range pastures needed for excess wild horses

  Solicitation proposals will be accepted through July 19.

  11 months ago

• Susan Bousman - 2021 Lifetime Membership Award

  Green River Valley Cattlewomen/ Cowbelles

  1 year ago

• Proposed land exchange raises questions of access, value, process

  A proposed land exchange near Dayton has recreationists and hunters concerned about future access to areas along the face of the Bighorn Mountains, and has given rise to questions regarding the public process of such exchanges.

  1 year ago

• Wyoming Ag Hall of Fame accepting nominations

  The Wyoming Livestock Roundup is taking nominations through June 1 for the Wyoming Agricultural Hall of Fame to honor a special person or couple.

  1 year ago

• BLM looks for wild horse helpers

  The Bureau of Land Management has released a funding opportunity inviting new public and private partners to help support the agency’s mission to manage and protect wild horses and burros on public lands.

  1 year ago

• Online Red Desert programs open to the public

  Historic, archeological and tribal perspectives of the Red Desert will be highlighted in two online programs beginning this week.

  1 year ago

• USFS grazing permit ‘directives’ contain tiny details

  Ranch-family planning will rely on more communication.

  1 year ago

• NCLA battles USDA's RFID eartag mandate

  Cheyenne attorney Harriet Hageman and the New Civil Liberties Alliance continue to fight the radio frequency identification tag requirement.

  1 year ago

• Closing feedgrounds not a solo decision

  Rep. Albert Sommers introduced House Bill 101.

  1 year ago

• Coalition challenges national wolf delisting rule

  Fish and Wildlife Services published its decision removing all gray wolves from ESA protections.

  1 year ago

• Recent drought qualifies Sublette County

  Producers eligible for assistance.

  1 year ago

• BLM drops Hammond grazing appeal

  Case dropped.

  1 year ago