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Welcome!The Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust is the Cowboy State's first Wyoming-based statewide agricultural land conservation organization. We focus specifically on conserving ranchlands and ranching operations in order to preserve Wyoming's wide-open spaces, natural habitats and rural communities they support.
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Latest News
Home On The Range - Our Monthly E-Newsletter - September Issue
Barbecue at Hat 2 Ranch highlights conservation
Friends, neighbors and supporters of the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust gathered to celebrate another year of protecting working ranches at the Annual Roundup Barbecue Aug. 27 at the Hat 2 Ranch near Meeteetse, Wyo.
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Gates Family Foundation funds Colo., Wyo. ranchland conservation
The Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust and the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust announce a unique collaboration focusing on the permanent conservation of private lands in the upper North Platte Valley in Wyoming and North Park in Colorado. Funding from the Gates Family Foundation and the Gates Frontiers Fund initiate a pool of dollars to help cover the costs of conserving the highly productive lands embracing the headwaters of the North Platte River where it traverses the state boundary.
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Conservation easement conference educates professionals
A diverse group of tax, law and land professionals were in attendance at the 2011 Wyoming Conservation Easement Conference June 2 in Laramie. The conference was hosted by the University of Wyoming College of Law Rural Law Center, in partnership with the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust and the Jackson Hole Land Trust.
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Conservation easement helps young ranchers reinvest capital
MEETEETSE – A young ranching family will continue to grow a livelihood in agriculture thanks in part to a newly completed conservation effort with the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust and The Conservation Fund.
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2011 Annual Roundup Barbecue Sponsors
PLATINUM
Donald M. Kendall
Gretchen Swanson Family Foundation
GOLD
Luthi & Voyles, LLC
Bart & Liz Rea
SILVER
Buck Brannaman Clinics, Inc.
Clear Creek Cattle Co. - Rob & Leslie Hendry
Cottonwood Ranch
Grindstone Cattle Co.
Dr. John & Mrs. Susie Lunt
One Bar Eleven Ranch
Prosser Ranch
V Ranch
COPPER
Alan & Gayle Barnett • Mr. & Mrs. Wayland H. Cato, Jr.
Devon Energy Corp. • Pamela Dewell & Stan Schaper
Mark & Trudy Eisele • Encana Oil & Gas (USA)
Ray & Debby Hunkins • Jon & Dianne Kirkbride
John & Kathleen McKinley • Pfister Land Company, LLC
Quin Blair Enterprises, Inc. • Shane & Kate Schulz
Sommers Ranch Partnership • Mike & Jane Sullivan
Wolf Hotel • Wyoming Livestock Roundup
LANDOWNER RECOGNITION
ROUNDUP SUPPORTERS
Admiral Beverage Corp. • First National Bank of Cheyenne
Charles & Cheryl Greenhawt • Hall and Hall, Inc.
Hickey & Evans, LLP - Kristi Radosevich• IXL Ranch
Linton’s Big R Stores in Powell & Riverton
Livewater Properties, LLC • McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Meeteetse Chocolatier • Meeteetse FFA & 4-H
Peterson Appraisal Co. • Ramblin M Ranch
Morgan & Echo Renner • Shively Hardware Company
Jack & Lili Turnell • Alvin Wiederspahn J.D., P.C.