AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAgriculture & Food Systems: Central Wyoming College is positioning its Controlled Environment Agriculture program as a workforce and food innovation hub, building partnerships with UW and industry to train students for year-round production. Drought Impact: Johnson County ranchers are making hard herd cuts as historic drought tightens rangeland and forage, forcing early sales and “adjustments” ahead of calving and lambing. Energy & Industry: A new sector spotlight says uranium and nuclear power are back in the AI era, with data-center electricity demand driving renewed interest in the nuclear-fuel supply chain. Local Infrastructure: WYDOT has a $6.56M July start planned for highway improvements on U.S. 16/20/789 between Worland and Manderson, including ADA repairs, lighting, and sidewalk work. Public Lands Governance: The Forest Service is seeing political hires and a major reorganization that shifts leadership structure and research facilities, raising concerns among former officials. Health & Consumer Safety: The FDA announced a recall of magnesium glycinate gummies tied to undeclared melatonin, with Wyoming-based Dkiru LLC named in the recall. Community & Construction: Snow King in Jackson is moving ahead with new locker rooms and grandstands, targeting completion ahead of the 2026/2027 hockey season.
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