Agricultural consulting
Practical guidance on crop and land-use questions, from planning a season to reviewing current practices.
Zackelevy LLC is a consulting company based in Casper, Wyoming. We help growers, landowners, and organizations think clearly about biological and agricultural questions.
Zackelevy LLC provides biology and agriculture consulting. Our work connects what is known about soil, plants, and ecosystems with the practical decisions people make on the land.
We are located at 312 W 2nd St in Casper, Wyoming, and we work with clients through conversation first: understanding the question, the setting, and the limits of what is known before recommending a direction.
Consulting support across biology and agriculture. Scope is agreed with each client before work begins.
Practical guidance on crop and land-use questions, from planning a season to reviewing current practices.
Help interpreting soil information and thinking through long-term care of agricultural land.
Help framing biological questions, reviewing available information, and identifying what further study may be needed.
Plain-language summaries of published agricultural and biological research relevant to your decision.
Discussion of how agricultural choices relate to water, land, and local ecosystems, without overstating outcomes.
Focused conversations to organize goals, weigh options, and decide on next steps.
We keep the process simple and honest. Each project moves through the same four stages.

We learn about your land, your goals, and the decision in front of you.
We look at available information and relevant research, and note what is uncertain.
We explain options in plain language, with the reasoning and the trade-offs.
We agree on next steps and refer you to specialists when the question needs them.
Topics we follow and write about. Articles will be added here as they are published.

What common soil measurements can and cannot tell you about a field.
How climate, elevation, and water shape what grows well in the Mountain West.
Why agricultural land and native species so often share the same landscape.
Questions worth asking before adopting a new product or practice.
Tell us about your project or question. We will reply by email.