The Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station is seeking input from producers

on a list of producer-driven research priorities applicable to production agriculture in the state of Wyoming. A draft document is available here, or under "Important Links" on the left of this page. Please email your recommendations to: aes@uwyo.edu with the subject "Research Priorities" or mail to: AES at 1000 E. University Ave., Dept. 3354, Laramie, WY 82071 on or before May 31st. Please direct all questions to aes@uwyo.edu. Thank you.

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Research for your Future

Much of the change we experience in our daily lives is the result of research that is pursued for months, years, and even decades. In the UW College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, these seeds of change are sought from a broad spectrum of people ranging from researchers to individual producers and consumers.

Researchers and educators work closely with those they serve to apply the land-grant principles of learning, engagement, and discovery. Scientists conduct research in laboratories and on private farms and ranches, educators provide research-based programs, and advisory boards and individuals offer suggestions and direction for study. With personnel in every county and with centers located across the state, the UW College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is working to provide research and outreach outcomes that are responsive to the needs of stakeholders.

Agricultural Experiment Station

Wyoming R&E Centers

• Greenhouse Complex: 307-766-4734
• Lab Animal Facility: 307-766-9964
• Livestock Center: 307-766-3703