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A Guide to Local Foods, Farmers' Markets, and Community Gardens

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University of Wyoming Extension

University of Wyoming Extension offers programs across the state in agriculture, horticulture, nutrition, natural resources, community vitality and health, and 4-H/youth, among many others. The state office is on the University of Wyoming campus, and there are also local offices in each of Wyoming’s 23 counties and the Wind River Reservation (see earlier sections for individual office listings). It helps to oversee statewide local foods coordination and the statewide Master Gardener Program (see listings below).

UW Extension also has (1) an ‘Ask an Expert’ website, which allows residents across the state to ask questions relating to topics such as gardening, food, agriculture, family, health, and programs for young people; and (2) a ‘Publications’ database website that contains Extension bulletins on a wide variety of topics, including plants, foods, horticulture, gardening, season-extension structures such as high tunnels and geodesic domes, business planning, finances, and many others (see Resources section for details about UW Extension Ask an Expert, Master Gardener program guidelines, and the publication database).

Associate dean and director:
Amanda ‘Mandy’ Marney; associate directors: Matthew Helie and Dannele Peck; business manager: Ann Roberson; office associate: Annie Drake
Location:
University of Wyoming and statewide
Email:
uwext@uwyo.edu or adrake3@uwyo.edu (general inquiries), amarney@uwyo.edu (Mandy), mhelie@uwyo.edu (Matthew), or dpeck@uwyo.edu (Dannele); see website for other email addresses
Phone:
307-766-5124

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UW Extension Perennial Flowers and Plants for Wyoming Landscapes cover.
UW Extension annually releases a variety of publications to help residents across Wyoming and beyond, among them ones relating to growing vegetables, fruits, and flowers, including pollinators. Perennial Flowers and Plants for Wyoming Landscapes is among the many offerings. It includes descriptions and photos of 40 wildflowers suitable for Wyoming conditions.
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