UW Extension to Host Northwest Wyoming Crop Symposium Nov. 14

University of Wyoming Extension will host its 2025 Northwest Crop Symposium in Powell Friday, Nov. 14.

This all-day conference, designed for producers, agriculture professionals and researchers, addresses the latest practices in crop production and farm management.

Topics include farm economics and cost management, precision agriculture and crop insurance. Industry professionals also will present about specific crops, such as beets and barley.

The symposium will take place at Northwest College's Yellowstone Room, located at 231 W. Sixth St. Presentations begin at 9 a.m., and the event concludes at 5 p.m.

"The Northwest Wyoming Crop Symposium offers valuable, research-based information that producers can immediately apply to improve their operations," says Makayla Getz, Park County extension educator. "Attendees gain access to the latest updates in crop science, pest and weed management, soil health and innovative production technologies tailored to Wyoming's unique growing conditions."

In addition to sharing practical knowledge, the event provides an opportunity for community members to connect with industry leaders.

To register for the event, go here. The cost is $10 per person and includes breakfast, lunch and snacks.

On-site registration will open at 8:30 a.m. on the day of the event if space is still available.

For more information, email Getz at [email protected] or call (307) 527-8839.

About University of Wyoming Extension

UW Extension serves Wyoming communities by helping residents apply university research and resources to practical problems. Since 1914, UW Extension has provided educational programs and tools to the state's 23 counties and the Wind River Indian Reservation. From 4-H programming and pesticide safety education to food preservation and nutrition courses, UW Extension upholds the university's land-grant mission by offering learning opportunities for people of all ages. UW Extension staff members help Wyoming residents boost agricultural production, care for lawns and gardens, cultivate future leaders, support individual and community well-being, and develop thriving businesses. To learn more, visit www.uwyo.edu/uwe or call (307) 766-5124.