Programs

Wyoming 4-H provides opportunities for youth to build lifelong leadership skills with the support of caring mentors. Participants learn by doing with the support of dedicated volunteers.

Ag & natural resource (ANR) programs cover a range of topics from water management to financial tools for farmers and ranchers. ANR carries on the tradition of Extension support for the ag industry from small acreages and specialty crops to large production ranches.

The Cent$ible Nutrition Program (CNP) is Wyoming's SNAP-Ed and EFNEP initiative. CNP offers cooking and nutrition classes for low income families, helping to build healthier individuals, families and communities.

Extension offers a range of resources to help you navigate saving money, investing for the future, estate planning and effectively building credit.

Extension is committed to equipping the next generation of leaders with the skills needed to confidently and effectively have a positive impact in their community. Board training provides value for newly elected local officials and non-profit community boards.

Extension offers a range of information and programs around nutrition and food safety. You’ll find recipes, tips for high-altitude baking, how to eat healthy on a budget—and so much more!

If you're looking to start a small business or diversify your ag operation, Extension can help. We have a range of resources to support all aspects of business development for both youth and adults.

The Extension tourism program collaborates closely with the WORTH Initiative to provide on the ground support for the Wyoming tourism industry. We take great pride in Wyoming, and truly enjoy showing off all this great state has to offer.

Gardening and growing food in Wyoming is not always easy, but having the extension resources and support system makes a world of difference. Learn to grow your own fruits and vegetables, discover which plant varieties do well in Wyoming, and find a community of support along the way.

The pesticide safety education program provides resources and training for both private and commercial applicators. We offer a variety of Continuing Education Courses (CECs) that support training for new or recertifying applicators.

The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program focuses on long-term solutions that can be applied to urban, institutional, agricultural, and natural areas. IPM through UW teaches about using sustainable practices and conserving beneficial insects to naturally reduce pest populations.