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Wyoming Department of Agriculture Wyoming Ag Statistics In 2017, the value added to Wyomings economy by the agriculture sector totaled $1.77 billion. In 2017 11,400 farms and ranches were operating in Wyoming. 30,200,000 acres
– 11,400 farms and ranches were operating in Wyoming. – 30,200,000 acres dedicated to farming and ranching. – 11th nationally in total land in farms and ranches. – 1st in average size of farms and ranches.
– Water
(EPA SDWA)
CHS promotes public health & safety by conducting Hazard Analysis based inspections in the following establishments:
W.S. Title 11 Chapter 41
– Seed – Feed – Fertilizer – Nursery Stock – Apiary (beekeeping) – Grain Warehouse Audits – Commodity Grading (edible beans, potatoes) – Commodity Certification (Under agreement w/ USDA) – Leaf Cutter Bee Certification Laboratory – Cooperative Agriculture Pest Survey Program (CAPS)
– Small, medium, and large capacity scale inspection – Mineral system scales – Gas pumps – Refinery Meters – Propane (LPG) Meters – Refined Fuel Meters – Law Enforcement / Governmental weighing systems/scales – Price/Scanner verification – Packaged Commodity inspection
heritage at annual State Fair
products through competitive events, exhibits and entertainment
from over 4000 Youth/Adult Exhibitors
around for a variety of events
industries
to sample petroleum, engine fuel and antifreeze products in all storage tanks that supply the products to retailers yearly. Current law also authorizes the Director to collect samples from pipelines, storage or transport tanks at refineries and intermediate storage facilities as the director deems necessary.
the Director to periodically collect samples from all locations from which the director may currently collect samples. The act reorganizes the language of the statute but maintains the process for collecting samples from retail facilities. Effective July 1, 2019
for the purpose of selling the permittees’ own brewed malt beverages.
authorized to also hold a twenty-four (24) hour malt beverage permit, which authorizes any responsible person or organization to sell malt beverages at a picnic, bazaar, fair, rodeo or similar public gathering.
permit to obtain a twenty-four (24) hour malt beverage permit, but
those provisions: "Public Records Act."
– Requires governmental entities to designate a public records person and requires applications for public records to be made to the designated public records person; – Requires the Department of Administration and Information to post contact information of the designated public records person on the Department's website; – Defines governmental entity to mean the state of Wyoming, an agency, political subdivision or state institution of Wyoming; – Requires the release of public records not later than thirty (30) calendar days from the date of acknowledged receipt of the request unless good cause exists, in which case the records shall be released on a specified date mutually agreed to by the applicant and the governmental entity; – Requires the Governor to designate an ombudsman to receive complaints for violations of the Public Records Act and authorizes applicants of public records to file a complaint with the ombudsman; – Authorizes the ombudsman to mediate disputes, prescribe timelines for release of records and waive fees charged by a governmental entity.
harvested livestock, poultry, wildlife or exotic livestock.
product as "meat," or any synonymous term for meat, or a specific animal species, unless that product meets the definition for "meat" as provided in the bill and is derived from harvested livestock, poultry, wildlife or exotic livestock.
definition of "meat" and are not derived from harvested animals to be clearly labeled to indicate that the products are cell cultured or plant-based.
labeling.
Controlled Substances Act.
Control, to conform Wyoming's controlled substance regulations to changes in federal law within a specified time period.
rulemaking authority to the Department of Agriculture.
regulation of hemp to the United States Secretary of Agriculture.
Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee and the Joint Appropriations Committee on the production and processing of hemp. Effective Immediately