#aglife is a new County 10 series, brought to you by Wyoming Community Bank, that pulls the curtain back on farm and ranch life in Fremont County through images and stories.
There may be life off the ranch, but any Fremont County farmer or rancher will tell you – The #aglife is “the good life.”
We’ve seen the first snow fly across the region. Most Fremont County farmers are dragging their feet putting away irrigation pipe. The fall colors have arrived and in true Wyoming fashion are already passing away just a couple of weeks later.
The seasons are changing fast and summer memories are all but forgotten as #aglife turns to preparing for the winter. Summer fun seems so far gone already!
Levi Coyle poses after winning Division 2 Champion in the Youth Market Beef Show. Levi went on to place 8th overall in the show.
Contestants in the arena compete for showmanship, and are expected to answer questions about their animal’s breed, nutrition, and more.
Megan Harris poses after winning Reserve Champion overall in the Youth Market Beef Show.
Contestants in the arena compete for showmanship, and are expected to answer questions about their animal’s breed, nutrition, and more.
Kari Lynn at a piglet pen with her daughter L’anza White, and niece Mikaela Johnson. Kari comes with her family every year to enjoy County Fair. “It’s a family tradition!” she states happily.
h/t Monica Thoman
Summers are for Farmers’ Markets. Here Elizabeth Foxworthy and her son offer some tasty vegetables and farm fresh eggs at the Riverton Farmers’ Market.
Want to share your #aglife with the community? Send them to us, with a little info, at tips@county10.com and we might include them in the #aglife series!
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