Wyoming Livestock Roundup

The Roundup is a weekly agricultural newspaper that has been supporting Wyoming's farmers, ranchers, and agricultural community for 23 years. Originally launched in Worland, the publication relocated to Casper in the late 1990s.

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Agriculture, the Backbone of our Economy

3 weeks ago | wylr.net | Zippy Duvall

By Zippy DuvallAcross the country this morning, men and women in every region and every state are rising to grow the food, fiber and renewable fuel Americans depend on. Most of them have been working for hours before sunup this morning, and many will be working still as the sun dips below the horizon this evening. The days are long on the farm, and the work is hard. Farmers and ranchers don’t shy away from a hard day’s work, though.
Stepping Up for Agriculture in 2025

2 months ago | wylr.net | Zippy Duvall

By Zippy DuvallJust a couple weeks ago at the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) Convention in San Antonio, I reminded farm bureau members it’s going to take all of us stepping up in 2025 to drive agriculture forward. After a record number of grassroots contacts last year – nearly 50,000 texts, calls, e-mails and letters – I am confident we are ready to work with leaders and lawmakers in 2025. Already, the past few weeks have been a whirlwind.
It’s the Pitts: hard Roads and Easy Streets

Jan 10, 2025 | wylr.net | Lee Pitts

By: Lee PittsI’ve always wondered, when does a town become a city? Is there a magic number like 10,000 or 100,000? I may not know when a town becomes a city, but I darn sure know when I’m in one. I start getting the heebie-jeebies at anything over 30,000 people, and I left San Diego one time at 3 a.m. because I couldn’t take it any longer. I don’t know if it’s the noise or the way people like to congregate in crowds.
Thanksgiving and the Importance of Agriculture

Nov 24, 2024 | wylr.net | Victor Martino

By Victor MartinoThanksgiving serves as an annual reminder of gratitude and harvest. Its significance is multifaceted, encompassing cultural, historical and agricultural aspects which highlight the profound relationship between humans and the land. While it’s a day of feasting, celebration and family, at its core Thanksgiving is a tribute to the agricultural foundations of society.
Heart of AG: Shop your values, America

Oct 11, 2024 | wylr.net | Amanda Radke

by: Amanda RadkeIn this busy, loud and often chaotic world we live in, with our full schedules and constant demand to be on-the-go, the older I get, the more I savor and appreciate silence. I find I do my best thinking and praying in silence, whenever I can find it. And, I’ve realized unless I intentionally carve out some quiet times, the world will continue to come at me at break-neck speeds. For me, true solace can be found in the pastures where my cattle graze.
It’s the Pitts: Caught Cheating

Oct 4, 2024 | wylr.net | Lee Pitts

By: Lee PittsI don’t know how to say this and I realize readers are going to think less of me after they read this, but one might as well hear it from me first because I’m sure the internet will soon be burning up the wires with the startling news. As many know, for the longest time my helpmate and I have been inseparable. I never once thought of looking over the fence or trading in my older model for a newer one, but for the first time in our long relationship, I have been caught cheating.
It’s the Pitts: Hard of Earring

Sep 20, 2024 | wylr.net | Lee Pitts

By: Lee PittsI always wondered which would be worse, losing one’s eyesight or losing one’s hearing? I can now answer this question definitely because I’m gradually doing both, and I can say losing one’s eyesight is far worse, as there can actually be some advantages to losing one’s hearing. Suffice it to say, I’m not aging gracefully, and I am not like the African heart-nosed bat which can hear footsteps of a beetle walking in sand six feet away.
It’s the Pitts: Don’t Bet on the Blood

Sep 13, 2024 | wylr.net | Lee Pitts

By: Lee PittsI continue to be amazed by the differences in people and animals who are closely related. For example, at one time, one of my good friends was one of the top Hereford breeders in America, and over his fireplace is a row of grand championship trophies he won at the National Western Stock Show (NWSS) in Denver. I’ll never forget the day I was at his place when two bulls my friend had purchased at the Cooper-Holden sale, which in those days was a combined event, were delivered.
Good Biosecurity is Key to Mitigating the Spread of H5N1

Jul 3, 2024 | wylr.net | Tom Vilsack

By Tom VilsackThe more we learn about highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) A (H5N1), the more we understand good biosecurity is a critically important path to containing the virus. Containing and eliminating the virus in our dairy cattle is essential to protect the health of our herds and flocks, farmers, farmworkers, families and the rural economy they make possible.
Heart of Ag: Bid on Beef With Me

Jun 21, 2024 | wylr.net | Amanda Radke

By: Amanda RadkeAs a lifelong beef cattle rancher, there are some fundamental truths about this business cattlemen and women hold dear. This isn’t an easy life, but it’s a good life. Staying connected to the land and being a caretaker to the animals is an incredible pursuit, and the fruits of our labor are best enjoyed alongside family, who are willing to tackle the day-to-day grind of this business and stay committed to the task.