University of Wyoming Extension

UW Extension Releases New Mobile App For Pest Identification

The University of Wyoming Extension is releasing a new software application that can be used to identify Wyoming plant diseases and pests. The mobile

Wyoming Researchers Question Value of Sagebrush Control in Sage-grouse Conservation

According to research by Wyoming scientists, efforts to improve sage-grouse habitat through conventional management practices may be ineffective—and even counterproductive. Sagebrush reduction strategies, including

Wyoming Bill Allows School Absences for 4-H Participants

Wyoming 4-H students can go to state fairs and leadership conferences without getting penalized for missing school, thanks to a new law that codifies

County Fair 4H Auction See Record-Setting Sales

Lower attendance didn’t stop county fairs from seeing higher sales. Now that the county fair season has winded down, a curious and unexpected phenomenon

UX Extension: Miller Moths Annoying but Temporary

So – what’s with the moths? If you live in a more urban area in Wyoming, you might have noticed more than a few

Free Seeds Distribution for Cody-grown Food

Social distancing is well in effect, but several entities have banned together to offer something small that might make your isolation easier. The Park

FDIC Recognizes University of Wyoming Extension with Award

The University of Wyoming Extension has been nationally recognized for its work in expanding financial education. The FDIC has chosen to recognize four institutions

Dates Announced for Wyoming Bee College

Bees? Laramie Community College in Cheyenne has announced the dates of their next three-day Wyoming Bee College. It’s a three-day conference from March 20th

Guide to Prescribed Fire Laws and Regulations Released

The University of Wyoming Extension has published the state’s regulations for prescribed burns. Prescribed burns are an increasingly popular and effective way for landowners

Ancient Crops Could Mean Future Benefits in the Bighorn Basin

Wyoming is experimenting with the grains that started human civilization. Emmer, einkorn, and spelt were the grains grown in Mesopotamia over 10,000 years and

UW Extension Releases New Mobile App For Pest Identification

Wyoming Researchers Question Value of Sagebrush Control in Sage-grouse Conservation

Wyoming Bill Allows School Absences for 4-H Participants

County Fair 4H Auction See Record-Setting Sales

UX Extension: Miller Moths Annoying but Temporary

Free Seeds Distribution for Cody-grown Food

FDIC Recognizes University of Wyoming Extension with Award

Dates Announced for Wyoming Bee College

Guide to Prescribed Fire Laws and Regulations Released

Ancient Crops Could Mean Future Benefits in the Bighorn Basin

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