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The cost of goods has increased in America by about nine percent over the last year, which is the largest increase in 40 years. It has affected the price of everything, including groceries, gas, clothes and hay, an essential good for livestock in our region.
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University of Wyoming researchers found 70 acres of land near Sheridan infested with Ventenata, an invasive grass species that’s been hurting hay…
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A cool, wet spring has Wyoming’s growing season off to a sluggish start. Ken Hamilton with the Wyoming Farm Bureau says some crops—like corn and sugar…
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The floods in Colorado could cause a spike in hay prices, which could be good and bad news for Wyoming ranchers.Many Colorado ranchers lost their season’s…
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Wyoming is reporting better hay production numbers than last year, but much of the state is still under-producing.Last year, 2012, was one of the worst…
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After a harrowing drought and a wet spring, Wyoming’s hay inventory is down and prices are holding steady.Still, the forage market is a fickle industry,…
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The USDA is predicting that this year’s hay crop will be the worst in decades because of the drought.Platte County Extension Agent Dallas Mount says most…
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New U.S. Agriculture Department estimates indicate Wyoming is facing one its worst hay harvests in terms of acreage in nearly 80 years. Hay is Wyoming's…
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The Natural Resources Conservation Service is warning that the warm, dry weather this spring could drive up winter hay prices.Wyoming’s snowpack is less…