Wyoming Department of Agriculture
Queen Bee Gardens recalls many of its candy products after incorrect labeling led to several products being unknowingly exposed to tree nuts and dairy – a severe health risk for those with allergies. On April 28, 2022, Queen Bee L.L.C. of Lovell issued a voluntary recall of candy products purchased within the last year. The…
The ranching industry gets beefier in the Bighorn Basin, as another regional facility gets the stamp of approval from the Wyoming Department of Agriculture. 307 Processing and Sausage is now the latest meat processing plant in the Bighorn Basin with the state’s full seal of approval. Effective April 1, 2021, the Byron-based plant received a…
Things will begin easing their way back to normal – for now. Governor Mark Gordon has released the latest amendments to Wyoming’s public health orders, now in its 19th iteration since they were first imposed on March 13, 2020. The changes, which take effect Saturday, Jan. 9, means that many local entities can literally start…
Don’t grow hemp in 2020. Or 2021. In fact, you should wait half a decade before even considering planting a single seed of hemp. That’s the message the Director of the Wyoming Hemp Growers Association has a message for all Wyoming farmers. Matt Rankin is a firm proponent of the hemp industry and its potential…
You can now grow hemp in Wyoming. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved the Wyoming hemp regulatory plan and has granted authority to the Wyoming Department of Agriculture to regulate the hemp industry in Wyoming. The WDA resubmitted their hemp plan just last month on January 31st, in order to comply with…
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