district court was therefore required, on appeal,

to conduct a trial de novo in order to determine damages to land owner in road establishment proceeding. Thunderbasin Land, Livestock & Inv. Co. v. County of Laramie County, 5 P.3d 774, 2000 Wyo. LEXIS 118 (Wyo. 2000). Crop damage is not usually a compensable item, but it may be proper for such damage to be included as a part of owners’ damage to the remaining portions of their land. State High- way Comm’n v. Laird, 426 P.2d 439, 1967 Wyo. LEXIS 151 (Wyo. 1967). When condemnee entitled to interest. — Where a jury award exceeds the amount ini- tially deposited to the credit of the condemnee, the condemnee is entitled to interest on the difference between amounts of the deposit and the just compensation fixed at the time of the order of award (time of taking) and later in- creased by the jury, measured from the date of the order of award. Associated Enters. v. Toltec Watershed Improvement Dist., 656 P.2d 1144, 1983 Wyo. LEXIS 270 (Wyo. 1983). Law reviews. — For comment, “Wyoming Eminent Domain Act: Comment on the Act and