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Wilford Brimley's Hands Across the Saddle helping people in WY.
Landowners fed up with FWP are making their property off limits.
New 21-hour trading day begins May 20, 2012.
"Closing or cutting rural post office hours doesn't help USPS budget."
The MDOL has released a new online version of the "brands bible."
American Lamb Board encourages industry response.
The national pizza chain supports America's food producers.
Nearly 20 members of the audience left in the first ten minutes.
Wolf was apparently struck by a vehicle near Pine Ridge.
Dryness in Russia, Australia, and the U.S. has added up to gains.
A shiny ’69 Airstream takes broadcasting mobility to the extreme!
H.R. 5744 would allow "forest lands to be responsibly managed."
Hot, dry weather may cut Kansas yields by as much as a third.
The state has asked the top court to hear its challenge of the rule.
A court order last week stopped all movement of quarantined bison.
First signed in 2006, the FTA is hailed by the U.S. wheat industry.
President Abraham Lincoln established the USDA in 1862.
Wildlife advocates argued it could harm grizzlies in the area.
The federal government would've had to return land to the state.
Help FWP establish how they will manage bison in Montana!
Get involved in talks or “they’ll go right over the top of you.”
A $100 bounty has been placed on wolves in Madison County.
With $500 fine, you now have until May 14 to renew.
U.S. is expected to produce 3.8% less beef in 2012  than 2011.
A Bloomberg survey shows 24% of people want more information.
Last year's flooding has elevated the anthrax risk this year.
Governor Brian Schweitzer calls it a "win-win" for Montana.
Fewer than 18,000 acres had been seeded as of May 3.
Thursday’s production report was mixed for MT, ND, & SD.
The proposal will now be put out for public comment until June 25.