B&B- August 2012

Posted on August 25, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Big Horn County sugar beet growers look to manage production risk – Part III
• Repellents only tool to reduce bluetongue risk in sheep

 

Risk Management Options Using the Common Crop (Combo) Policy in Wyoming: An Irrigated Farm Example

Posted on August 10, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Risk Management Options Using the Common Crop (Combo) Policy in Wyoming: An Irrigated Farm Example
  Agricultural Marketing Policy Center Policy Paper No. 38. August 2012.

 

Livestock Marketing and Risk Management

Posted on August 7, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Livestock Marketing and Risk Management
  RightRisk Technical Guide #TG-12-08. August 2012.

 

The Common Crop (COMBO) Policy

Posted on July 15, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• The Common Crop (COMBO) Policy
  Agricultural Marketing Policy Center Policy Paper No. 37. July 2012.

 

B&B- July 2012

Posted on July 15, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Big Horn County sugar beet growers look to manage production risk – Part II
• How to resolve autotoxicity issues in alfalfa stands

 

B&B- June 2012

Posted on June 21, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Big Horn County sugar beet growers look to manage production risk – part I
• Investing in genetics: Use sound economics, consider benefits associated with improving herd genetics

 

B&B- May 2012

Posted on May 25, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Carbon County ranchers seek to cover risk in retained ownership – part IV
• Insects can invade but diseases pose bigger threat to trees

 

B&B- April 2012

Posted on April 21, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Carbon County ranchers seek to cover risk in retained ownership – part III
• Lean Finely Textured Beef: Separating facts from fiction

 

B&B- March 2012

Posted on March 24, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

 
 

• Carbon County ranchers seek to cover risk in retained ownership – part II
• Sainfoin: A potential forage legume in the West

 

B&B Insert- March 2012

Posted on March 15, 2012 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

• UW Extension and Wyoming agriculture
• Design landscapes while the snow flies so you’ll be ready come spring green
• The right questions can save your garden: Ensure compost doesn’t contain carryover herbicides
• Better management through basic financial statements: A new online course from RightRisk.org
• Creative pruning creates exceptional shapes, exceptional fruit
• Do real ranchers sell direct? YOU BET THEY DO
• Tight beef supply contributes to strong price outlook
• Cull cow marketing: A new decision tool available at farmmanagement.org
• ONE OF WYOMING’S WONDERS: This tree benefits many with ability to survive high, dry, windy
• Manage risk with livestock risk protection, livestock gross margin insurance options
• Study yields seed production protential for different tall fescue lines in Big Horn Basin
• WANT A MILK COW? There are several considerations when thinking about drinking that fresh milk
• Nutrition labeling for raw meat and poultry products began March 1
• Montana v. Wyoming before the U.S. Supreme Court
• Make a flood irrigation system work for you