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Winter 2012 |
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Titles |
Author(s) |
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| Winter is here (and then some)! | Jennifer Thompson | pg 4 |
| Snow - A warm winter coat for plants | Mae Smith | pg 5-6 |
| Snow, snow, snow: To plow or not to plow - good question! | Clay Thompson | pg 7-9 |
| Featured landowner: If at first you don't succeed - succeed! | Tori Dietz | pg 10-11 |
| Featured property update: Browns |
Jennifer Thompson, Rachel Mealor, |
pg 12-14 |
| Featured property update: Adams | Mark Hughes, Mark Ellison, Martin Curry, Nick Williams, J Thompson |
pg 15-17 |
| Featured property update: Wheatland property put out to pasture! |
Dallas Mount | pg 18-19 |
| Featured property update: Wildlife and habitat on property improvement projects |
Rex Lockman | pg 20-21 |
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What do I do now that those darned beetles have moved on? |
Dennis Hemmer | pg 22-24 |
| Ask Sam - Hobby or a business | pg 25 | |
| Helping people help the land | Brenda Ling | pg 26 |
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Spring 2012 |
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Titles |
Author(s) |
Page # |
| Spring IS on its way! | Jennifer Thompson | pg 4 |
| Green light for spring grazing should be yellow for caution | Jessica Crowder | pg 5-6 |
| Correct diet, plentiful exercise bring out best in horses this season | Amy McLean |
pg 7-8 |
| Do you know your native grasses? | Ashley Garrelts & Mae Smith | pg 9
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| Featured landowner: Patching together sustainable living on the high plains |
Tony Hoch | pg 10-12 |
| How a soil test can determine suitability of soil for plants | Kelli Belden | pg 13-15 |
| How not to be at your chickens beck and call | Dusty Downey | pg 16-17 |
| The worst garden pests you've never seen | Scott Schell | pg 18-21 |
| Conifer diversity creates a more resilient and appealing landscape | Mark Hughes | pg 22-23 |
| Not udder nonsense | Barton Stam | pg 24-25 |
| Upcoming events | Jennifer Thompson | pg 26 |
Summer 2012 |
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Titles |
Author(s) |
Page # |
| Summer is upon us! | Jennifer Thompson | pg 4 |
| Kick the kids outside this summer | Jacelyn Downey | pg 5-7 |
| #$@*&% drought is here again! | Dallas Mount | pg 8 |
| What's digging in my yard? | Rex Lockman | pg 9 |
| Featured landowner: Striving to be where their food comes from | Kellie Chichester & Mae Smith | pg 10-12 |
| There's a buzz about beekeeping in Wyoming | Justina Russell | pg 13-15 |
| Raising chickens with altitude | Hudson Hill | pg 16-17 |
| To seed or not to seed? | Blaine Horn | pg 18-19 |
| Survive the unthinkable if wildfire theatens your home | Nick Williams | pg 20-23 |
| Newer systems irrigate small parcels, irregularly shaped fields | Dan Murdock | pg 24-25 |
| Ask Sam | Mark Ellison | pg 26 |
Fall 2012 |
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Titles |
Author(s) |
Page # |
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Summer's end signals fall enchantment |
Jennifer Thompson |
pg 4 |
| Upside down grazing - reverse the seasons | Barton Stam | pg 5-6 |
| Pasture forbs your horses should avoid | Brian Sebade | pg 7-8 |
| Fixing what ails your soil - the soil doctor is in! | Kelli Belden | pg 9-11 |
| Featured landowners: Sweet success on the South Fork | Sandra Frost | pg 12-14 |
| Update your home for a lifetime of living | Randy Weigel | pg 15-16 |
| Fall into the bounty of autumn | Diane Saenz | pg 17-18 |
| Wildflowers can enhance landscapes and gardens | Rex Lockman | pg 19-20 |
| Trash to treasure - with worms | Mae Smith | pg 21 |
| Drought-tolerant lawn species help reduce water use, still look great | Chris Hilgert | pg 22-23 |
| Don't put away that sprayer! | Mary Mckinney | pg 24 |
| Ask Sam - Weed free forage for hunting trip | pg 25 |
