western region

Coyotes are omnivores and eat everything from bird seed to rodents, berries to garbage and sometimes free-roaming cats and dogs. But Coloradans can share the landscape with these wild neighbors by following three important tips. (Photo courtesy of CPW.)
Colorado, Regional Roundup, Western Region

Colorado wildlife officials urge caution around coyotes

Humans can coexist with coyotes. The coyote’s success is attributed to the coyote’s own ability to adapt. Coyotes have adjusted very well to human-disturbed environments and now thrive in close proximity to people. Read More

Corn is harvested in northern Dallas County, Iowa, the end of October. As harvest winds up, farmers think about planning for the next crop. (Journal photo by Jennifer Carrico.)
Colorado, Regional Roundup, Western Region, Wyoming

Wyoming crop production seminar Feb. 14-15

Remington Decker, a young chef in Albany County, helps prepare a family meal as part of the Wyoming Food, Fun, 4-H program. (Photo courtesy of University of Wyoming Extension.)
4H, Home and Family, Regional Roundup, Western Region, Wyoming, Youth, Youth Programs

Wyoming’s Food, Fun, 4-H Program encourages families to cook together



Cows graze a field in northeast Wyoming. (Photo courtesy of University of Wyoming Extension.)

Publication shows economic impact of agriculture in Wyoming

Volunteers bag potatoes at the third annual James C. Hageman Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension Center potato harvest earlier this month. (Photo courtesy of Cent$ible Nutrition Program.)

Potato harvest benefits Food Bank of Wyoming

Pictured from left to right: Nick Wade, Tyler Anderson and Crue Chivers move a group of Angus bulls at Laramie Research and Extension Center during the inaugural University of Wyoming High Altitude Bull Test. (Photo by Ben Hollinger.)

Wyoming High Altitude Bull Test registration open

Harvest at sunset (Photo: Kathy Anderson, Jamestown, Kansas.)

Wyoming showcased at NASDA annual meeting 

UW cattle on summer grazing grounds at the McGuire Ranch, located outside Laramie. (Photo courtesy of University of Wyoming Extension.)

Wyoming Beef Cattle Symposium registration now open

Wyoming researchers question value of sagebrush control in conserving sage-grouse

Inaugural Wyoming Sheep and Wool Festival

Wyoming colleges work to bolster local food systems