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CHEYENNE — Gov. Mark Gordon is encouraging Wyoming’s agriculture community and stakeholders to participate in sharing industry-related insights through the Cowboy State Agriculture …
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CHEYENNE — Gov. Mark Gordon is encouraging Wyoming’s agriculture community and stakeholders to participate in sharing industry-related insights through the Cowboy State Agriculture Initiative questionnaire.
The questionnaire is located on the Wyoming Department of Agriculture website at agriculture.wy.gov/cowboy-state-ag-initiative. The opportunity to provide input will end on Dec. 15.
“I encourage every producer, landowner, and citizen to take a few minutes to share their ideas,” Gordon said. “Your thoughts will help us build practical solutions to keep Wyoming agriculture strong, innovative, and resilient for generations to come.”
The Cowboy State Agriculture Initiative is dedicated to ensuring the future of agriculture in Wyoming by creating financial and educational opportunities, leveraging technology and research, and supporting local producers and natural resource managers for the continued success of agriculture and its contribution to Wyoming’s economy and culture.
Through the Cowboy State Agriculture Initiative, the governor’s appointed working group is committed to preserving Wyoming's agricultural heritage for current and future generations. The members of the group include executive branch advisers, state legislators, county commissioners, association representatives, University of Wyoming officials and business leaders.
