Wyoming Ranch Camp is a five day program that covers key aspects of ranch management, including plant science and ecology, soil and animal science, economics, ranch recreation, and range management. Participants work in teams to develop a ranch plan tailored to the host ranch.
Courses are taught by University of Wyoming Extension personnel and local producers. The camp is designed for agriculture’s upcoming generation to build the skills needed to tackle real-world ranch decisions.
Wyoming Ranch Camp helps prepare the next generation of agriculturalists through five days of hands-on learning on working ranches. Participants learn alongside experienced producers, UW Extension educators and specialists, and agricultural professionals while exploring livestock production, ranch economics, soils and rangelands, natural resources, diversification, and real-world ranch management. 2026 Ranch Camp Giving Day Camp…
Ranch Camp goes beyond classroom learning. Participants work with livestock, evaluate soils and rangelands, visit working ranches, and collaborate in teams to develop a management plan for a host ranch. They finish the week by presenting their recommendations to ranchers and agricultural professionals.
Every contribution helps make this hands-on experience more accessible to future Ranch Camp participants:
📅 Camp Dates
June 8 – 12, 2026
📍 Location
Ladder Ranch, Carbon County, Wyoming
👥 Class Size
Limited to 16 participants
💰 Cost
200 dollars
⏰ Application deadline
April 3, 2026
🎓 Scholarships
Full scholarships available, covers meals and lodging
Chance Marshall
Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Educator
Located in Lander office
Phone: (307) 332 – 2363
Email: cmarsha1@uwyo.edu