November 25, 2011 Horticulturalists at the U-W Agricultural Resource Center in Casper have lots of experience trying to keep hungry wildlife out of gardens and away from landscaping in the winter months.
"There've been a few years when we missed getting the protection up for the plants before they start doing their damage and have seen what can happen right here in our garden
October 31, 2011 With cold weather heading in, gardeners might want to think about whether they have plants that need mulching.
"With our perennial beds, even with trees and shrubs it's a good idea to get a layer of mulch on the soil, so there's some insulation to keep our perennials and trees and shrubs healthy through the winter
August 23, 2011 A new publication is out called "Wyoming Local Foods; The Guide", Donna Cuin, horticulturalist for the University Agricultural Extension Office says it was put together by a group of UW educators.
"That's come out with growers and producers based on what they produce and also divided into each of the counties
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December 9, 2010 Wyoming's Weed and Pest Act was one of the first of its kind in the nation. Drafted in 1973, Lawmakers now want to make some changes.
Brian Connelly, Director of the Natrona County Weed and Pest Control District, says they want to modernize the act, "modernize the definitions, include some areas of concern; nurseries and language in the law that gives us a more Twenty-first Century law to work with for controlling weeds and pests."
