AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHemp Policy Push: Wyoming AG Marty Jackley joined 34 attorneys general urging Congress to preserve the federal redefinition of hemp and reject any move to delay, repeal, or weaken the reforms aimed at intoxicating hemp products. Agriculture & Supply Chain: Gov. Mark Gordon issued an emergency order allowing temporary oversize/overweight transportation permits for livestock feed and livestock as drought, heat, low humidity, and wildfires strain Wyoming ranch operations. Local Growth & Housing: Laramie County commissioners approved a zone change for Aspen Valley that would temporarily host up to 328 RVs for traveling workers while developers keep the option open for a manufactured home community later. Workforce Training: Laramie County Community College launched an Emerging Agriculture Technology Program, training students for modern ranch and farm work using drones, farmbots, and data-driven tools. Food Safety: FDA and CDC linked a Salmonella Javiana outbreak to imported jalapeños distributed by Coast Citrus Distributors; Chipotle and Qdoba removed jalapeños, and Walmart recalled Bettergoods pistachio nut butter sold in 19 states including Wyoming. Energy Infrastructure: Logan County commissioners approved a special use permit for a 200-megawatt battery energy storage facility near Fleming, targeting service in June 2028.
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