Northside fourth grade Students of the Month for January were (from left) Daveau Lilley and Zoey Zimmerman. Peyton Vallie is not pictured. (Photo submitted)
Northside fourth grade Students of the Month for January were (from left) Daveau Lilley and Zoey Zimmerman. Peyton Vallie is not pictured. (Photo submitted)
U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced the second round of Regional Agricultural Promotion Program grants, which is intended to allocate $300 million to 67 partners once all legal and administrative requirements are satisfied, expanding American food and agricultural exports in emerging global markets. This latest investment brings total RAPP funding to $600 million
U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced the second round of Regional Agricultural Promotion Program grants, which is intended to allocate $300 million to 67 partners once all legal and administrative requirements are satisfied, expanding American food and agricultural exports in emerging global markets. This latest investment brings total RAPP funding to $600 million
Two graduate students in Montana State University’s College of Agriculture have published new research on two aspects of management for one of the region’s most damaging agricultural pests.
Wheat stem sawflies cost agricultural producers millions of dollars in losses each year, according to the Montana Wheat and Barley Committee. Surveys conducted by the National Agricultural Statistics Service
Two graduate students in Montana State University’s College of Agriculture have published new research on two aspects of management for one of the region’s most damaging agricultural pests.
Wheat stem sawflies cost agricultural producers millions of dollars in losses each year, according to the Montana Wheat and Barley Committee. Surveys conducted by the National Agricultural Statistics Service
The spotlight was on agriculture and rural communities during the Montana Farmers Union Drive-In held the second day of the Montana Legislative Session in Helena.
During the event, MFU members from across the state spent the day at the capitol speaking with legislators about how MFU’s priority issues of truth in labeling, data harvest, local and Montana food systems and right to repair impact
The spotlight was on agriculture and rural communities during the Montana Farmers Union Drive-In held the second day of the Montana Legislative Session in Helena.
During the event, MFU members from across the state spent the day at the capitol speaking with legislators about how MFU’s priority issues of truth in labeling, data harvest, local and Montana food systems and right to repair impact
Montana Farmers Union has announced Megan Torgerson as the keynote speaker for the grassroots farm organization’s Eastern Montana Women’s Conference and April Martin as the keynote for the Western Montana Women’s Conference.
The popular women’s conferences are scheduled for Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 in Malta and Feb. 7-9 in Fairmont and focus on professional and personal growth for rural
Montana Farmers Union has announced Megan Torgerson as the keynote speaker for the grassroots farm organization’s Eastern Montana Women’s Conference and April Martin as the keynote for the Western Montana Women’s Conference.
The popular women’s conferences are scheduled for Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 in Malta and Feb. 7-9 in Fairmont and focus on professional and personal growth for rural
Sixth grade Students of the Month for January are (from left) Audrianna Hotomanie and Wilfredo Sanchez. Evelyn Turcotte is not pictured.
(Photo submitted)
Sixth grade Students of the Month for January are (from left) Audrianna Hotomanie and Wilfredo Sanchez. Evelyn Turcotte is not pictured.
(Photo submitted)
then puts the items online for the public.
“COVID really started online auctions. We had to adapt to online. We had to adapt due to the circumstances,” Toavs said. “The online auctions are really changing the dynamics of live auctioneers. You don’t have to have the chant or go in front of people.”
He explained an online auction was a benefit for a truck company that had 450 items
then puts the items online for the public.
“COVID really started online auctions. We had to adapt to online. We had to adapt due to the circumstances,” Toavs said. “The online auctions are really changing the dynamics of live auctioneers. You don’t have to have the chant or go in front of people.”
He explained an online auction was a benefit for a truck company that had 450 items
As Montana State University’s College of Agriculture develops new programming to continue training the agricultural scientists and producers of the future, a new endowed chair will oversee research and teaching focused on incorporating novel technologies into farming and ranching practices.
Paul Nugent was named the Whitney and Elizabeth MacMillan Endowed Chair in Precision Agriculture earlier
As Montana State University’s College of Agriculture develops new programming to continue training the agricultural scientists and producers of the future, a new endowed chair will oversee research and teaching focused on incorporating novel technologies into farming and ranching practices.
Paul Nugent was named the Whitney and Elizabeth MacMillan Endowed Chair in Precision Agriculture earlier
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