Agriculture

Family Night at the Fair Providing Free Fun
Family Night at the Fair Providing Free Fun
Family Night at the Fair Providing Free Fun
A free night of family fun will begin at 4 PM on Tuesday at the Albany County Fairgrounds with Family Night at the Fair. Albany County Fair Board President Linda Johnson says that every booth will be offering something free for people who stop by.
16 Wyoming Counties Qualify For Disaster Declaration
16 Wyoming Counties Qualify For Disaster Declaration
16 Wyoming Counties Qualify For Disaster Declaration
The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, designated two more counties as primary natural disaster areas due to drought. This brings the total number of primary designation counties to eight while eight other counties qualify for assistance as contiguous to the primary counties.
Wyoming Stock Growers Present Annual Awards
Wyoming Stock Growers Present Annual Awards
Wyoming Stock Growers Present Annual Awards
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association presented two awards last week during the Wyoming Cattle Industry Convention in Jackson. JoAnn Wade was named the Outstanding Range Professional and Dr. Frank Galey  was honored as Guardian of the Grasslands...
Wyomings Magagna To Serve On Advisory Council
Wyomings Magagna To Serve On Advisory Council
Wyomings Magagna To Serve On Advisory Council
On June 5, Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack  named the members who would be on the advisory committee for guiding and making recommendations to the U.S. Forest Service in implementing the recently adopted Planning Rule. Wyoming Stock Growers Association Executive Vice President Jim Magagna will be representing private landowners and grazing...
Steer Price Forecast, This Year And Next
Steer Price Forecast, This Year And Next
Steer Price Forecast, This Year And Next
Beef cattle prices are high right now, but not quite as high as had been expected. U. S. Department of Agriculture Outlook Chairman, Gerry Bange says beef processors are complaining of negative processing margins, so they aren’t bidding as high for cattle. As a result, Bange says, the price forecast for steers has dropped by a dollar to $125.82. That’s still $11.00 higher than in 2011, mainly because of very low cattle inventories.
Farmland Values Continue To Grow
Farmland Values Continue To Grow
Farmland Values Continue To Grow
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Federal Reserve says the average value of farmland in several Midwest and Western states grew more than 25 percent in the first quarter as farm income remained strong. The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City., Mo...

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