Drought Conditions Continue To Spread Through Cowboy State
Unfortunately, forecasters predict that seasonal drought outlooks through September indicate that drought conditions are expected to stick around across central and northern Wyoming.
Agriculture
Arizona Starts Talks on Addressing Dwindling Colorado River
Those guidelines and an overlapping drought contingency plan will expire in 2026.
Rural Bankers Survey Index Remains Low in Face of Outbreak
Nearly three of every four bankers surveyed reported restructuring farm loans to deal with weak farm income.
Governor Says Wyoming Working Hard To Get Hemp Program Started
Do you think hemp will provide a boost to Wyoming's agriculture industry?
Agriculture Report Shows Fewer But Larger Farms in U.S.
The average age of producers was 57.5.
Report: Wyoming’s Economy Rebounds Moderately
The state's unemployment rate dropped slightly in the fourth quarter to 4.1 percent, slightly higher than the national rate of 3.8 percent.
Farm Loan Delinquencies Highest in 9 Years as Prices Slump
While those FSA direct loan delinquencies are high, the agency is a lender of last resort for riskier agricultural borrowers who don't qualify for commercial loans.
Laramie Company at World's Fair
A Laramie-based company has created the world’s largest food-producing wall for the USA Pavilion at Expo Milano 2015. Bright Agrotech used its ZipGrow vertical farming towers that can be strapped, hung, or set onto any surface to create a wall that boasts more than 7,200 square feet...