By Kelli Belden, Research associate and director, UW Soil Testing Laboratory
Wyoming soils frequently have high pH measurements and high levels of soluble salts. If a gardener or landscaper chooses plants that do not tolerate the pH or salt levels present in the soil, the plants will not thrive and sometimes will die. A standard soil test will identify either of these conditions. Continue reading
p>Registrations are being accepted for the initial commercial pesticide applicator training class at the University of Wyoming.
The class runs from 8 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11, through noon Friday, Dec. 14, at the Beta House on the UW campus. Continue reading
Landowners who want information about irrigation in Park County will find some answers in “An Introduction to Irrigation in Park County” – a program sponsored by the Park County office of the University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service (UW CES) and county irrigation districts. Continue reading
Does the urge toward suicidal behavior develop from debilitating physical illness, biological mental disorder, traumatic personal crisis, severe depression, alcoholism or genetic predisposition?
The answer is yes and more, according to a new publication available from the University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service (UW CES). Continue reading
With several sets of wheels slowly turning, the white, broad-shouldered behemoth lumbered its way east on Highway 191 through the heart of Pinedale.
Cars, pickups, and trucks pulling flatbed trailers patiently lined up behind the muscular gasfield vehicle hugging the lane nearest the curb, its weight sending vibrations felt on sidewalks of the darn-near-to-Jackson town nestled in front of the spectacular snow-capped Wind River Mountains. Continue reading