Index of Articles - 2022

Barnyards & Backyards

Fall 2022

Title	Author(s)	Page #
Choosing flowering trees and shrubs for a Wyoming landscape	Tara Costanzo	4-6
Rehab for disturbed pastures	Caleb Carter	7-9
Currants and gooseberries weather Wyoming's harsh winters and can swweeten summers	Brian Sebade	10-11
How much rain didn't you get?	Tony Bergantino and Windy Kelley	12-13
Know your neighbors (especially the reptilian kind)	Mason Lee	14-16
Featured Landowner: Blooming where they are planted	Jennifer Thompson	17-19
Simple habits lead to large (water) savings	Brian Sebade	20-21
Understanding livestock nutritional requirements	Alex Orozco-Lopez	22-23
Ask Sam: Bird Flu		24
An ode to the sweet smells of summer	Karen Panter	25-27

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Summer 2022

Title	Author(s)	Page #
Home lawn fertilization 101	Chris Hilgert	4-6
Weeds getting your garden down? Don't give up yet!	Caleb Carter	7-9
A guide to growing cut flowers in Wyoming	Donna Hoffman	10-11
Add some pep to your garden - Tips on cultivating peppers	Brian Sebade	12-14
Use your smartphone for plant identification with these six apps	Jenna Meeks	15-16, 24
SKIP irrigation pattern provides greater crop uniformity	Jeremiah Vardiman	17-19
What's the deal with invasive annual grasses?	Matt Jolivet	20-22
Be counted - by the National Agricultural Statistics Service	Cole Ehmke	23-24
On top of Old Smoke: Raising wild horses off the Red Desert	Rex Lockman	25-27

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Spring 2022

Title	Author(s)	Page #
Looking Forward to Spring		2
Common Backyard Amphibians	Mason Lee	4-6
Keep an Eye Out for Nitrate Toxicity	Jeremiah Vardiman	7-9
Backyard Beef and Artificial Insemination	Chance Marshall	10-12
Preventing Deer Damage in Landscapes with Deer-Resistant Plants	Abby Perry	13-14
Lettuce help growers have a green thumb in Wyoming	Brian Sebade	15-16
Growing for Sharing	Caitlin Youngquist	17-18
The Importance of Pollination	Madison Crawford	19-20
Small Flock Marketing Considerations	Whit Stewart and Bridger Feuz	21-24
Community Science in Wyoming	Jacelyn Downey	25-27

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Winter 2022

Title	Author(s)	Page #
Farewell and thank you, Steve Miller.		2
Peter Rabbit running around your house? His health may be in danger!	Hallie Hasel	4-5
Has spikes, shoots blood from eyes - Wyoming's surprising state reptile	Mason Lee	6-7
Enjoy your indoor house plants this winter by keeping them pest free	Donna Hoffman	8-10
Honey bees, hives need TLC to help them survive Wyoming winter, early spring	Scott Schell	11-13
Correct grafting techniques fool Mother Nature - to our benefit!	Zach Schultz	14-15
Have pets and want a healthy lawn?	Abby Perry	16-17
Attention to herd health vital for small acreage cow-calf operations	Clay Bedke and Shelby Rosasco	18-20
Wyoming Hunger Initiative actions strengthen anti-hunger efforts across state	Jennie Gordon	21-23
Proper planting, training vines crucial to a vineyard's success	Jeremiah Vardiman	24-26