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Blockchain technology developed at the University of Wyoming could change the way food is shipped and tracked across the globe.

The Wyoming blockchain movement, one of the winningest advocacy efforts of its kind in the United States, started with an act of charity. In the summer of 2017, Caitlin Long, a lanky, self-effacing former managing director at Morgan Stanley, wanted to endow a scholarship for female engineers at her alma mater, the University of Wyoming. She had donated before, but this time was different: She wanted to make her contribution not in cash but bitcoin.

In one small step for meat, and one giant leap for meat-kind (and blockchain), Wyoming-based BeefChain executed the first blockchain tracked beef shipment to Asia in December 2018.

With two recent cryptocurrency and blockchain friendly bills passed in the state of Wyoming in January, 2019 (House Bill 62, House Bill 57), it’s no surprise that the ‘Equality State’ is making an aggressive push to solidify its stronghold at the forefront of blockchain in the United States.

Blockchain technology developed at the University of Wyoming could change the way food is shipped and tracked across the globe.

Blockchain technology developed at the University of Wyoming could change the way food is shipped and tracked across the globe.

At every blockchain conference, from west to east, I hear people discuss this topic on the stage or off: what’s the next killer app in the land of blockchain? what could be the one use-case vastly succeeding in mass adoption? I see this more of a question on confidence.

United States-based agricultural conglomerate Cargill has announced that it is investing digital engineering resources to develop Hyperledger Grid, according to an announcement…

Lonetree Ranch was originally founded by the Wadsworth Family in 1918 and was one of the largest cattle operations in the Cowboy State in the early 1900s.