Roberta and Keller Mac McKowen graze sheep on their farm in Jackson, LA. In this video, they share how they use the sheep to manage their land to improve wildlife, plant diversity, and soil health.

LGLCI is a producer led organization which represents producer interest through peer-to-peer networking, educating the general public, providing trainings, and equipping our members with the most economically and ecologically sustainable farming practices. Watch the video below to learn more.

We, LGLCI, exist to promote the health of the state's working lands, watersheds, and ultimately its people.

In June of 2007, our family first moved to Wyoming and began to build what is now know as Fort Causeway. The farm located in Bighorn County, WY in the north central part of the state, near the Bighorn Mountains and the Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Herd.

Our area has historically been an agricultural high mountain valley since the first canals were dug from the Shoshone River to bring water to our otherwise dry ground. We farm 185 irrigated acres using a sustainable management intensive grazing program, focusing on soil health, to increase our "triple bottom line" and make the most of the land we've been given to care for.

Fort Causeway is owned and operated by the Schilthuis Family, consisting of Kevin and Keri and their 4 children. Our children, though they do complain about chores from time to time, frequently tell us that they couldn't imagine living anywhere else!

Farm Address: 606 US Highway 14A East Lovell, WY 82431