Wyoming Livestock Industry Expands With Global Investors
Wyoming's cattle and sheep sectors grow into wealth and independence. The cattle industry attracts investors from Europe and the East as open ranges yield beef and dairy potential while fences and settlements reshape grazing. The sheep industry, the nation's largest wool producer, supports vast flocks and premium mutton through alfalfa fed, with high per head values and strong market demand.
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Europe
Wyoming Cattle Groqers’ Association
Temas
Jong
Wyoming
Severn
Union
Cummer
Abraham
Eplewres
Dairy and sheep industry growth transforms Wyoming stock trade
The article details Welsh style wool handling, machinery aided shearing, and Australian classing methods moving into Wyoming. It notes Bitter Creek operations, rising cattle values, optimistic stockmen, and a historical account of cattle expansion from Civil War days through 1880s growth, with key figures and locations cited.
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Wyoming
Bitter Creek
Wyo
Ange
Inet
Wyoming Stocks Association
Joseph M. Carey
Texas
Mexico
Maverick
New Mexico
Old Mexico
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Omaha Drovers’ Journal
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Colorado
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Union Pacific Railroad
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