Wyoming Dept. of Agriculture

Source: http://wyagric.state.wy.us

Archived: 2026-04-23 15:00

Wyoming Dept. of Agriculture
Emergenct Insect Management Committee to Meet April 22
The Emergency Insect Management Committee will meet on April 2...
Wyoming Board of Agriculture to Meet April 13-14 in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Board of Agriculture will meet on April 13-14 in C...
Water Quality Request for Applications now available!
The WDA is now taking water quality program applications. The ...
Wyoming Agriculture & Natural Resources Mediation Board Meeting March 25
The Wyoming Agriculture & Natural Resources Mediation Board wi...
Wyoming Weed and Pest Council to Meet March 18-19 in Worland
The Wyoming Weed and Pest Council (WWPC) will meet March 18 an...
2026 Emergency Insect Management Grant Application Now Available
The Wyoming Emergency Insect Management Grant application is n...
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Growing Wyoming, today and tomorrow
Agriculture in Wyoming is strong. According to the latest Census, Wyoming was one of the few states who added lands. We also ranked first in average size ranch in the country. We contribute more than a billion dollars to the state economy, all while preserving the open spaces, culture and heritage that make Wyoming great.
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Director Miyamoto selected for Wyoming Ag HOF
Since 1992, the WY Agriculture Hall of Fame has celebrated Wyoming’s agriculture leaders. This year, Director Miyamoto and former Wyoming Board of Ag member Juan Reyes were celebrated in Douglas with the Wyoming Livestock Roundup as the 2025 Hall of Fame inductees.
Mediation
The Wyoming Agricultural & Natural Resource Mediation Program offers a process to assist Wyoming citizens in resolving their disputes in a way that is voluntary, confidential, low-cost and time-saving. Mediation is another tool to help agricultural producers and natural resource managers make wise decisions. Click here for more information
Wyoming Ag Stress
Ag and the people of this industry are the backbone of our state. While we all know the importance of this industry, many may not understand the difficulties these operations face daily. This industry is difficult and these can be challenging times and stressful for producers. We strive to provide a resource for those who are looking for a wide variety of information to help care for, and assist in the well-being of our WY producers. Click the link to see these resources now.
Specialty Crop Program
The Wyoming Specialty Crop program through the WDA has assisted producers across the state to grow crops that don’t generally grow well in Wyoming. Through season extension efforts and other projects, this program is helping producers grow more food here in Wyoming.
State Meat Program
The State Meat program in WY provides licensing and inspection for meat plants to operate under three categories: state inspected, custom exempt and wild game. These meat processing facilities each have different levels of inspection based on use of the product but the goal of the WDA is to not only protect consumers through this program, but also protect producers across Wyoming by ensuring the safety of products that come through these facilities.
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Board of Agriculture
Wyoming Board of Agriculture
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Directors Office
Doug Miyamoto - Director, WDA
Ag Day Articles
Articles from organizations about Ag in Wyoming
Retail Food Inspection Database
Click here to see inspections from across Wyoming
Cowboy State Agriculture Initiative
Cowboy State Agriculture Initiative
Click the link to see the final report
UPCOMING EVENTS
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IMPORTANT POLICY UPDATE
Beginning July 1, 2025, changes to Wyoming law will ease restrictions on the carrying of concealed firearms in certain public buildings. However, certain parts of some of our office locations are exempt from this change under W.S. 6-8-105. Firearms are not allowed at the following locations:
Laramie: 1174 Snowy Range Road (in lab areas)
FIVE DIVISIONS. COUNTLESS WAYS WE HELP AGRICULTURE
Administration
The Administration Division's functions are budget and fiscal control, contracts, grants, MOUs, computer support, human resources, payroll, public information, rules & policy and inventory.
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Analytical Services Laboratory
The Analytical Services Lab Division provides accurate and precise chemical and bacteriological analyses to all clients and ensures a quality environment and a healthy food supply through the application of quality science.
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Consumer Health Services
Consumer Health Services oversees the safety of Wyoming's food supply in conjunction with local health departments. Environmental Health like swimming pool inspection and assisting with drinking water safety is also part of this division's duties.
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Natural Resources and Policy
Natural Resources and Policy helps manage and enhance Wyoming's natural resources to further the interests of that industry, as well as, increasing the visibility of the agricultural industry state-wide.
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Technical Services
The Technical Services Division oversees 14 different laws to allow for truthfully marketed commodities in the state. Our programs include: Administration, Pesticide, Plant Industry, Rodent & Predator, Seed Lab, Weed & Pest, and Weights & Measures Lab.
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