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As part of its commitment to supporting family farmers and ranchers through education, legislation, and cooperation, Montana Farmers Union and its locals have awarded a combined $15,000 in student scholarships with awards to more than 20 students, the grassroots organization announced in May.

Recipients included Carolyne Christoffersen of Froid receiving $250.

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