No matter how young or how old you are it is never too early to start advocating for the industry we all love. No one knows this better than Wilson Renner, a Meeteetse native and multi-generation sheep producer. In just his second year at at Northwest College studying Agroecology, Renner is already actively advocating for […]
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Cole Coxbill has a deep family tradition in agriculture. In Huntley, Wyoming, he is a fourth-generation farmer, owning his own cattle herd, custom spraying and trucking businesses and helping his father out on the family farm and feedlot when he can. Coxbill says he earned his civil engineering degree, but ultimately came back to the
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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
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