Producer Resources
- Article and Bulletins
- Smart Mineral Supplementation Strategies for Summer Beef Herds | Beef Brief (2025)
- Stretching Feed Resources in WY: Practical Alternatives for Cow/Calf Producers | Beef Brief (2025)
- First Calf Heifers: The Post-Calving Nutrition Mistake You Can't Afford to Make | Beef Brief (2025)
- Three step body condition scoring for range cattle (2016)
- Supplementation strategies for range cattle (2005)
- Article and Bulletins
- Article and Bulletins
- A Burning Issue: Wildfire Smoke Exposure in Cattle | Beef Brief (2025)
- Preventing Heat Stress to Maintain Livestock Performance in Hot Weather | Beef Brief (2025)
- Herd Health Programs for Spring Calving Beef Herds (2025)
- Colostrum in beef cattle (2024)
- Horn fly management for Wyoming beef cattle (2022)
- Article and Bulletins
High Altitude Bull Test
The mission of the University of Wyoming High Altitude Bull Test is to provide a unique learning experience for our students, valuable data and a venue for producers to market their bulls, and a source of PAP-tested bulls for cow-calf producers across the region.
Need Support? Ask the UW Beef Extension Team
Here to help: Cow/calf and feedlot producers, 4-H and FFA youth
How I can help: General livestock care and management; Animal health; Wildfire smoke impacts on cattle health; Livestock environmental disaster preparedness
Here to help: Cow/calf and stocker producers, grazing managers
How I can help: Range monitoring; Livestock grazing strategies; Navigating agency grazing partnerships
Here to help: Cow/calf, stocker, feedlot, and seedstock producers; 4-H and FFA youth
How I can help: Beef cattle nutrition; Grazing strategies for cow/calf and stocker cattle; Feedlot rations; Health protocols; Predator management
Here to help: Cow/calf and stocker producers, range managers
How I can help: Develop and refine livestock nutrition plans; Assess forage and hay quality to inform ration formulation and seasonal feed planning. Support ranch-level decision making to improve operational efficiency, animal performance, and input utilization.
Here to help: Cow/calf producers, economics and marketing
How I can help: Supporting Wyoming beef producers with practical tools, trusted research, and local solutions-- right where ranching happens.
Here to help: Cow/calf producers, range managers
How I can help: Beef cattle reproductive and stress physiology; Grazing systems management; Range plant identification
Here to help: Cow/calf and stocker producers, economics and marketing, 4-H and FFA youth
How I can help: Livestock nutrition; Agricultural education and outreach; Natural resource stewardship
Dr. Shelby Rosasco- UW Extension Beef Specialist
Dr. Shelby Rosasco leads beef extension efforts at the University of Wyoming, focusing on practical, research-backed solutions for producers.
