Index of Articles - 2019

Barnyards & Backyards

Fall 2019

Title	Author(s)	Page #
Late spring made for speedy fall arrival	Abby Perry	3
Get garden beds into tiptop shape for winter	Brian Sebade	4-6
Fall soil prep turbocharges garden for 2020 bounty	Caitlin Youngquist	7-8
Fall is here, but it's not too late! Fall tree planting is great timing	Brian Sebade	9-10
Correctly identifying landscape pests critical for control	Jenna Meeks	11-12
Could alpacas be a good fit for your property?	Scott Cotton	13-15
What about super fruit for Wyoming?	Jeremiah Vardiman	16-18
Best practices help ensure your chickens survive winter	Hudson Hill	19-20
Micro snow control can play big role in minimizing drifts	Martin Curry	21-22
Small-acreage landowners have options for harvesting wildlife	Troy Tobiasson	23-24
Beef cows have been getting bigger, which has implications for Wyoming agriculture	Derek Scasta	25-27

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Summer 2019

Title	Author(s)	Page #
Get the upper hand on weeds in the vegetable garden	Brian Sebade	4-6
'Feel and Appearance Method' quick way to estimate soil moisture	Brian Sebade	7-9
What landowners can or cannot do with streams, ponds, and wetlands and the permitting involved	Tony Hoch	10-11
Evergreen trees and turf grass - never the twain shall meet	Donna Hoffman	12-13
When green turns mean - algae, cyanobacteria, and aquatic plants in lakes, ponds, and streams: what's safe and what's not	Lindsay Patterson and Michael Thomas	14-16
Are you looking for a way to irrigate your small acreages	Caleb Carter	17-18
Trail cameras effortlessly capture wildlife in their environments	Abby Perry	19-20
Newbie offers plant suggestions to grow cut flowers	Amanda Hulet	21-22
Disposing of chemical containers responsibly - reduces hazardous waste	Jenna Meeks	23-24
Got deer? Elk? Antelope? Moose? Livestock? Got fences?	Stan Harter	25-26

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Spring 2019

Title	Author(s)	Page #
Discouraging big bossy birds from eating all your bird seed	Jacelyn Downey	4-5
Spring - a great time to get a grip on cheatgrass control	Jess Butler	6-7
Hope rises admist ashes of Arapahoe Fire	Sydney Burek	8-11
Biochar: What is it and what does it do?	Carrie Eberle	12-14
Indian Paintbrush - state flower and challenge to cultivate!	Jennifer Thompson	15-17
Which plant and animal apecies are poised to become invasive in Wyoming	Jenna Meeks	18-20
Fine-tuning nutritional management for small-acreage sheep operations	Whit Stewart	21-23
Right selection, some TLC help trees survive Wyoming's harsh winter	Tara Costanzo	24-25
Some native wildflower seeds need cold stratification to sprout	Jennifer Thompson	26-27

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Winter 2019

Title	Author(s)	Page #
In appreciation and best wishes: Tana Stith	Jennifer Thompson	2
Raising freezer beef: What does it cost? (Updated)	Brian Lee	4-5
Add color, texture to winter landscapes with these suggestions	Abby Perry	6-7
Wyoming apple project: Old trees meet new technology	Jonathan Magby and Steve L. Miller	8-11
Winter, a great time to design your garden space	Brian Sebade	12-14
Egg 101: Safety and storage	Denise Smith	15-17
How much should a tree drink while dormant?	Donna Hoffman	18-19
Despite the inches (or feet) of snow, blistering winds, the subzero temperatures, there is life	Brian Sebade	20-21
Choose the right pesticide, apply correctly for range and croplands	Jenna Meeks	22-24
Wildfire has rolled through, what do you do now?	Dallas Mount	25-27