Wyoming’s heritage is founded in agriculture because its people are founded in agriculture. Harriet Hageman, a Cheyenne based water and natural resources attorney and Wyoming’s newest gubernatorial hopeful, recalls her agricultural upbringing. “I remember at Christmas we could not open presents until our livestock were cared for.” Hageman grew up on a ranch west of […]

When it comes to agriculture, no one is more passionate than Saige Albert, managing editor for the Wyoming Livestock Roundup. Raised in Powell, Wyoming, Albert was actively involved in the Powell FFA serving as a chapter officer and competing in various speaking events. Albert went on to serve the Wyoming FFA Association as the 2007-2008

“Agriculture does a lot of good things, but it’s an untold story. That’s because we as agriculturists don’t like drawing attention to ourselves.” Shaun Sims would know about the fruits of agriculture’s labor. Shaun and His wife Lacee own and operate a sixth-generation sheep and cattle ranch settled in 1865. After spending his life immersed