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Title		Author	Page(s)
- Reseeding after a fire: If, when, and how		Kristina Hufford	4-6
- Containers can provide gardeners control over invading insects or weeds		Justin Williams	7-9
- Wild for Wildflowers		Abby Perry	10-11
- Think you have the next big thing for a farmer's market?		Brian Lee	12-13
- Sunn Hemp's benefits could prove alternative forage crop in Wyoming		Carrie Eberle	14-15
- Specialty crops: Growing medicinal herbs, culinary herbs in Wyoming		Celeste Havener	16-19
- Want to build on new property? Do your due diligence!		Jerimiah Vardiman	20-22
- Prospective landowners should understand the basics of Wyoming mineral rights		Scott Cotton	23
- Calibrating sprayers make herbicide applications more effective and save money		Jenna Meeks	24-25
- Ask Sam: Snow mold on lawns			26

Title		Author	Page(s)
- Why are your aspen leaves quaking?		Tara Costanzo	4-5
- Meager-looking alfalfa weevil chews production and profits		Jeremiah Vardiman	6-7
- Homes for birds: A beginner's guide		Jacelyn Downey	8-9
- Do we really need to talk about pesticides again?		Jeff Edwards	10-11
- Cultivating a great vineyard doesn't happen by accident		Jeremiah Vardiman	12-13
- Plumtastic! Plums can weather Wyoming's cold temperatures, periods of drought, short growing seasons		Vicki Hayman & Brian Sebade	14-16
- When the time is right, plant a balled and burlap tree		Nina Wajrowski, Tara Costanzo, & Melissa Mokry	17-19
- Water rights rule steer who has access to Wyoming water		Forest Keizer	20-21
- Feed impacts on calving, lambing, kidding		Scott Cotton	22
- Using containers can help shepherd blueberries through Wyoming's rough and tumble growing season		Justin Williams	24-25
- Ask Sam: Drought in Wyoming			26

Title		Author	Page(s)
- The right tree+ the right location= the highest success		Tara Costanzo & Travis Pardue	4-5
- Mulch ring soothes a newly planted tree's stress		Tara Constanzo	6-7
- Shedding some light on shade cloth		Jeff Edwards	8-9
- Beginning farmer-rancher incentive helps Gillette farmer increase production		Alyssa Louria	10-11
- Reducing wildfire risk through fuel breaks: Landowner leading by example		Travis Pardue, Nick Zaczek, & Melissa Mokry	12-14
- Grape pests want more than a sip of your vineyard		Scott Schell	15-17
- How to start a small-acreage cow-calf operation		Shelby Rosasco	18-19
- Preventing, solving those pesky fruit tree diseases		William Stump	20-22
- Wyoming raspberries under attack		Scott Schell	23-24
- Residents asked to watch fro Japanese beetle		Harrison Brookes	25-26

Title		Author	Page(s)
- Hardy crops make for fresh produce during long winters		Brian Sebade	4-6
- Grape galore! Planning your Wyoming vineyards		Jeremiah Vardiman	7-8
- Crop protections push vegetable harvests into late fall-even winter		Jennifer Thompson	9-10
- Make the most of your winter by propagating indoor plants		Abby Perry	11-12
- Food safety first, even with wild game		Denise Smith	13-15
- Proper windbreak planning a must to avoid later frustrations		Martin Curry	16-17
- Meet Wyoming's most prolific insect pest of trees		Harrison Brookes, Kelly Norris, & Jamie Schmidt	18-20
- Youth Learn by doing through Wyoming 4-H Program opportunities		Sarah Torbet	21-22
- Clean, drain protect: Tips and tricks help winterize pesticide application equipment		Jess Butler	23
- Fun foraging facts and forays with foresights will keep you healthy		Jamie Schmidt & Brian Sebade	24-26
- Ask Sam: storing equipment during winter months			27

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