Extension educator Dallas Mount
Grants totaling more than $671,000 will expand a Wyoming ranch management skills development program into Nebraska and Colorado.
Four ranch practicums will be offered per year: two in Wyoming, one in Nebraska and one in Colorado, said Dallas Mount, University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service educator based in Platte County and grant recipient.
Hardtack
Pemmican, hardtack, sourdough biscuits and rattlesnake stew (in name only) will be on the menu for at least a few days this fall for Moorcroft Elementary students.
Crook County 4-H educator Janet Lake will use recipes from “Eating Your Way Through Wyoming History,” a University of Wyoming Cent$ible Nutrition Program (CNP) publication, in cooperation with the Wyoming Council for the Humanities, that dovetails with Wyoming history taught in fourth-grade classrooms.
Registration for the Northern Rockies Ranch Practicum in Powell has been extended to Friday, Aug. 19, said the program’s coordinator. Continue reading
A sustainable ranching workshop focusing on profit, production, enjoyment and family is in Casper this month. Continue reading
Goal setting, risk management strategies and financial enterprise analysis are part of a cattlemen’s program in Riverton from the University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service (UW CES). Continue reading