Rocky Mountain Organic Meats | Farm Meets Function
Channel: UWyoExtension
Date: 14/10/2015

Rod Morrison raises livestock on his land near Heart Mountain, in between Powell and Cody, Wyoming. He explains how his agricultural land supports wildlife, recreation, and historical preservation ("it's a time machine"). He also discusses his conflicted feelings about Russian olive trees - a common topic among Wyoming landowners. This plant is considered a noxious weed in Wyoming. Learn more about the issue from University of Wyoming Extension.  

Visit http://www.farmmeetsfunction.com to view the rest of the videos in this eight-part series exploring how the diversity of agricultural habitats serve the people of Wyoming.