Barnyards & Backyards
University of Wyoming Extension
1000 E. University Ave, Department #3354
Laramie, WY 82071
Email: barnyardsbackyards@uwyo.edu
Title | Author(s) | Page # |
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Gratification, relaxation, preparation | Jennifer Thompson | 4 |
Wyoming maple syrup - no, that was no typo! | Brian Sebade | 5-7 |
Ordinary fall garden chores plant opportunities for extraordinary next year | Donna Cuin | 8-9 |
Feature Landowners: Can your place be a Wyoming guest lodge? | Jacelyn Downey | 10-12 |
Everything you need to know to buy good seed is on the label | Sandra Frost | 13-14 |
Garlic puts fall gusto in your garden, summer zest in kitchen | Vicki Hayman | 15-16 |
Garlic as a culinary ingredient | Vicki Hayman | 17 |
Insect pest new to Wyoming infests soft fruit crops | Scott Schell | 18-19 |
How to repair a broken strand of barbwire | Martin Curry | 20-21 |
Name that gymnosperm</a | 22 | |
Caring for horses during winter | Dallas Mount | 23 |
Ask Sam - What causes a blue spruce tree to start dying from the top of the tree? | 25 |
Title | Author(s) | Page # |
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Summer is in full swing | Jennifer Thompson | 4 |
Rainwater harvesting | Tony Hoch | 5-6 |
Mountain pine beetles still active in Wyoming forests | Les Koch | 7 |
How cover crops can benefit your small acreage | Roger Hybner | 8-10 |
Tips to improve the energy efficiency of your greenhouse | Milt Geiger | 11-12 |
Citrus in the snow | Jim Freeburn | 13 |
Raised beds make life easier for gardeners, better homes for vegetables | Trish Penny | 14-15 |
Should you grow your own hay for harvest? | Dallas Mount | 16-17 |
Good fences make happy horses | Brandon Greet | 18-19 |
Which came first? The chicken, of course | Mae Smith | 20-21 |
What is a chicken tractor? | Jeff Edwards | 22-24 |
Ask Sam - Which direction should a hoop house be oriented? | 25 |
Title | Author(s) | Page # |
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Drought - to be or not to be | Jennifer Thompson | 3 |
Grow grapes in Wyoming? Why not? | Sadanand Dhekney | 5-7 |
A little observation will help predict this year’s forage needs | Rachel Mealor & Mae Smith | 8-10 |
Elms eliminated? | Scott Schell | 11-13 |
How much does it cost to own a horse? | Bridger Feuz | 14-15 |
High tunnel insect and mite control | Jeff Edwards | 16-18 |
Perfect herbicide still a fantastic dream; until then . . . | Travis Ziehl | 19-21 |
Should I lease my land for grazing | John Hewlett | 22-24 |
Keeping Wyoming safe from invasion: Identifying potential weed problems | Brandon Greet | 25 |
Ask Sam - Wildlife-friendly fence | 26 |
Title | Author(s) | Page # |
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Wyoming Wow | Jennifer Thompson | 3 |
Winter, what winter? | Jennifer Thompson | 4 |
Fantastic in feathers | Jacelyn Downey | 5-7 |
Community Supported Agriculture links consumers with producers; provides fresh vegetables, manages risk | Ted Craig | 8-10 |
Conduct a home energy audit | Mae Smith | 11-13 |
An update of incentives for energy efficiency and renewable energy: Navigating through the fog | Milt Geiger | 14-16 |
Your landscape will thank you for choosing the right tree for the right location | Mark Hughes | 17-18 |
Insects have cool strategies to weather winter extremes | Scott Schell | 19-21 |
What to expect following a wildfire | Brian Sebade | 22-23 |
Up for the challenge: Gardening in Wyoming | Chris Hilgert | 24-25 |
Ask Sam - Russian knapweed control | 26 |
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Barnyards & Backyards
University of Wyoming Extension
1000 E. University Ave, Department #3354
Laramie, WY 82071
Email: barnyardsbackyards@uwyo.edu