Progressive Cattle Podcast Year end events - with Derrell Peel and Hector Menendez

 Go to 33.43 to listen to the interview with Derrell Peel from Oklahoma State University.

https://pod.co/progressive-cattle-podcast/year-end-events-with-derrell-peel-and-hector-menendez

Dinner Dance Survey

We would greatly appreciate your feedback on the Dinner Dance.  This survey should only take 3 minutes.  Thank you for your time.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JWG9YBQ

Wildlife Task Force Comments

• Agricultural landowners are urged to submit comments to the Wildlife Task Force as well as attending one of the upcoming Task Force Meetings or Listening Sessions.  The Task force has been charged with developing recommendations regarding the allocation of hunting licenses, changes to the landowner license program and hunting/fishing access.  These are very emotional issues that have a long controversial history.  Members of the Task Force need to hear from landowners across the state emphasizing the habitat that we provide for wildlife, the impacts, both positive and negative, that the wildlife and hunting have on our operations, and needed changes to the landowner license program. On-line comments can be submitted at Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce - Public Input (google.com). The next meeting is scheduled for November 18 in Casper.

Glass Recycling Has Returned to the City of Laramie

Bring your glass bottles and jars to the recycling area at the landfill.  There is no fee and no need to sort the glass by color, but be sure to remove any lids, caps or corks.

DO NOT try recycling glass in your blue lidded container.  Glass in the single stream recycling is treated as trash.

For more information please call (307) 721-5279 or visit: www.cityoflaramie.org.

To find out how to recycle or dispose of other items in Laramie download the app, “Laramie Waste & Recycling”..

Volunteers for emergency transportation of livestock/animals

The Albany County CattleWomen were contacted by the Albany County Homeland Security/Emergency Management in regards to putting together a list of people that would be willing to help transport livestock/animals in the case of an evacuation. A need for this was recognized last year during the Mullen Fire. Albany County Homeland Security/Emergency Management needs people that would be willing to volunteer their time and equipment if such a need arises again.  If anyone is interested in doing this, please have them reach out to:

Kate Allred

Administrative Assistant

Albany County Homeland Security/Emergency Management

Office: (307) 721-1896

Cell: (307) 399-3576

Email: kallred@co.albany.wy.us