The Wyoming Food Freedom Act (2025) can be found in Wyoming Statutes Section 11-49-103. This law was originally passed in 2015 and continued to be amended and strengthened over the years, with its most recent legislative update taking place in 2025. The law allows family-owned farms and ranches to produce and sell agricultural products direct to informed end consumers without the same regulatory framework required of commercial operations. The Act (WFFA) still requires ranches to comply with the Wyoming Livestock Board's statutes, rules, and regulations regarding change in ownership when selling a live animal.

Yes! The Wyoming Food Freedom Act (2025) allows sales from our ranch (the "producer") directly to the end consumer without a middleman. This helps to reduce the overall cost of our products and allows the buyer to interact directly with us.

Of course! The Wyoming Food Freedom Act (2025) states that live animals may be sold directly to the informed end consumer. The buyer will need to arrange for transport, but we are happy to have people stop in to meet our family and take a tour of our farm. In the alternative, the WFFA allows for beef products to be sold to the consumer as long as meat products are processed at a Wyoming or Federally inspected and licensed processing facility.