Public Workshops
The Uinta County Conservation District hosts public outdoor workshops throughout the year on topics such as tree care and soil health.
Check back often on this page or our home page for information on our scheduled workshops.
If you have suggestions for workshop topics please email us! We love public input about conservation topics that are pertinent to citizens of Uinta County.
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Upcoming Workshops
Past Workshop Information
Safety in Ag Seminar
Was held Feb 26, 2025, at the UCCD Office building in Lyman
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Was held September 6, 2023 at the Lyman Town Hall
Topics*
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Rangeland Health: Sagebrush Treatments-Guild Ranch
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Invasive Species: Toxic Weed Management, Controlling Foxtail & Cheatgrass-Uinta County Weed & Pest
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Managing Financial Risks & Opportunities-Western Ag Credit
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Transition Planning; Land as Your Legacy Program-Western Ag Credit
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Risk Management; Ranch Hazard and Key Man Insurance-Steve Moscinski, Farm Bureau Financial Services, Evanston Office
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Grazing Management Using Electric Fence-local rancher
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Animal Health: General Vaccination Information-Dr. Jeremyah Johnson, Uinta Vet
If you were in attendance and would like more information on any of the topics presented, please contact the Conservation District!
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Some good information about composting was presented by Hudson Hill on April 27th!
Hudson is an extension educator for the University of Wyoming. During the workshop, he referred to the following UW Extension publication on backyard composting in Wyoming!
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In a nutshell:
Start your compost pile with 25:1 brown to green organic matter.
You can add anything that was once alive but is now dead (although meat, bones, and human/dog/cat feces are not recommended).
Your compost pile should invite millions of microbes that, like all pets, need food, water, and exercise!
Food: organic matter, green and brown.
Water: your pile should be wet enough to feel icky but not stick to your hands.
Exercise: turn/stir your pile once per week!
Your pile should be warm and steamy. It should not stick to your hands or be soaking in water!
You can find more composting resources by following this link to our composting webpage: COMPOSTING
Healthy Soil Workshop
September 7, 2022
Topics discussed:
An introduction to the concepts and practices of soil health and regenerative agriculture.
How cover crops can be used in grazing systems to build soil and increase forage.
Learn what to look for in a healthy soil, and how to measure soil health.
Access PDF files or order copies of these documents by clicking on the title:
Managing Cover Crops Profitably
Building Soils for Better Crops