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USDA Issues Second Supplemental Disaster Payments To Farmers
Montana SDRP payments as of 4/24/26. Learn more at fsa.usda.gov/sdrp U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins in Missouri has announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture is maximizing disaster assistance support for producers by issuing a second Supplemental Disaster Relief Program payment to eligible producers who have approved program applications for losses due to natural disasters
Passing The Torch: A Conversation For Montana Farm and Ranch Families
By Marsha A. Goetting, PhD MSU Extension Service
Across Montana, farm and ranch families carry a legacy that stretches beyond acreage, livestock, or financial worth. These operations are more than businesses. They represent a heartbeat of rural life, symbols of perseverance, and threads that tie generations together. Yet for many families, the dream of passing that legacy forward may remain
In Farm Bill Fight, Montana Congressmen At Odds With MAHA Majority
By Tom Lutey, Montana Free Press
Organic farmers like Bob Quinn don’t win many farm bill battles, so Thursday’s U.S. House vote thwarting a proposed ban on state-issued cancer warnings on pesticides hit him like a surprise forecast for two weeks of rain.
The Kamut farmer from Big Sandy in north-central Montana had expected the pesticide industry to prevail.
“They have so much power
