By EmmaLee Rotlisberger, MSU News Service BOZEMAN - Researchers from around the world gathered at Montana State University June 25-27 for the International Conference on Pollinator Biology, Health and Policy, exchanging research and ideas on pollinator health, natural history and land management. The three-day event, organized by Michelle Flenniken, a professor in the College of Agriculture’s

WASHINGTON, D.C. —On July 1, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced the launch of the $500 million Fertilizer Investment & Expansion for Long-Term Domestic Supply (FIELDS) Program, a new initiative administered through USDA Rural Development to expand domestic fertilizer manufacturing, strengthen America’s fertilizer supply chain and improve long-term affordability for

President Trump, Secretary Rollins, and Administrator Loettler, those days ot bureaucratic neglect are over. This Memorandum of Understanding will help shield America’s producers from senseless red tape and litigation. We look forward to continuing this vital partnership and laying the groundwork for a healthy, robust industry for generations to come,” said Rep. Crane (AZ- 02). “Lawfare

HELENA - Director Jillien Streit and the Agriculture Development Council announced recipients of the state’s $806,596 investment in innovative, value-added agriculture projects through the Montana Department of Agriculture’s Growth Through Agriculture (GTA) program. From Nashua to Noxon, a total of 17 agricultural businesses throughout the state were awarded funds to advance Montana’s