Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) in Wyoming

WRP obligations by fiscal year in Wyoming

Note: WRP obligations were only reported at the state level.

WRP obligations by state, 2017-2020

Note: WRP obligations were only reported at the state level.

Rank	State	WRP obligations, 2017-2020
1	Florida	$69,362,900
2	North Carolina	$34,170,500
3	Louisiana	$26,667,600
4	Minnesota	$23,729,000
5	Mississippi	$16,661,700
6	Oregon	$14,766,200
7	Missouri	$10,588,100
8	Kentucky	$8,770,300
9	Oklahoma	$7,262,100
10	Washington	$6,999,400
11	California	$5,149,400
12	South Dakota	$4,659,000
13	Texas	$4,617,500
14	New York	$4,319,200
15	Wisconsin	$4,187,300
16	Iowa	$3,833,100
17	Arkansas	$3,706,500
18	Tennessee	$3,140,000
19	Indiana	$3,134,400
20	Massachusetts	$2,912,700
21	Nebraska	$2,616,000
22	Nevada	$2,367,500
23	Maryland	$2,209,300
24	South Carolina	$2,005,300
25	Illinois	$1,890,700
26	Wyoming	$1,842,000
27	Vermont	$1,794,800
28	Alabama	$1,742,600
29	Pennsylvania	$1,667,800
30	Idaho	$1,447,900
31	Georgia	$1,440,500
32	Michigan	$1,354,200
33	Kansas	$931,900
34	Colorado	$904,100
35	Montana	$869,400
36	West Virginia	$675,900
37	Virginia	$637,400
38	Ohio	$611,800
39	New Jersey	$546,600
40	Hawaii/Pacific	$477,000
41	Rhode Island	$434,500
42	New Hampshire	$315,700
43	Delaware	$138,400
44	North Dakota	$131,200
45	Connecticut	$127,700
46	Utah	$126,400
47	Arizona	$80,700
48	Maine	$18,500
49	New Mexico	$4,000
50	Alaska	$2,800
51	Carribean	$1,100
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Note: WRP obligations were only reported at the state level.

USDA Census of Agriculture Data for Wyoming, 2017

Land in Wyoming, 2017

Land type	Acres
Number of Farms:	11,938
Total Acres in Farms:	29,004,884
Cropland Acres:	2,587,456
Permanent pasture and rangeland:	25,703,123
Woodland Acres:	486,883

Livestock in Wyoming, 2017

Livestock	Number of Animals
Cattle and calves inventory	1,308,867
Sheep and lambs inventory	367,702
Hogs and pigs inventory	89,780
Layers inventory	29,550
Broilers and other meat-type chickens sold	5,731

Crops in Wyoming, 2017

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