AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood & Farms: The Food Bank of Wyoming’s Fresh Express program is partnering with Wyoming growers like 1890 Farms in Riverton, using donor dollars to buy and repack produce such as sweet corn for pantries statewide. Energy & Federal Land Use: A U.S. District Court blocked BLM’s push to remove more than 300 privately owned bison from federal grazing leases, saying the agency’s approach didn’t fit the Taylor Grazing Act’s “livestock” definition. Cattle & Trade: Wyoming ranchers are watching tariff-free beef imports closely after a Trump decision aimed at lowering prices—researchers warn it adds “risk and uncertainty” while tight supplies keep costs elevated. Wind & Permitting: The Wyoming Industrial Siting Council approved the Laramie Range Wind permit after a year of setbacks, clearing the way for a project on private and state lands. Road Safety & Construction: WYDOT will upgrade Teton Pass WY22 signage starting Sept. 21, adding “Must Stop Brake Check” and “No Parking” markers and updating steep-grade and low-gear warnings. Transportation Costs: Diesel hit a new U.S. record around $5.85 a gallon, raising operating costs for trucking, agriculture, and construction—sectors that matter across Wyoming. Education & Workforce: LCCC is launching a new Advanced Vehicle Electronics class where students will build a road-ready electric vehicle piece by piece, with a focus on high-voltage safety.
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