Ag News Stories

Several Montana producers recently got the chance to visit Argentina to promote Montana beef genetics. Tim and Kris Todd, Bryan and Cathy Ratzburg and Kim Skinner spent several days in …

BOZEMAN – Sreekala Bajwa, dean of Montana State University’s College of Agriculture and director of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station, received a national award in July from the American Society of Agricultural and Biological …

The Northern Great Plains Joint Venture along with the Winnett Agriculture Community Enhancement and Sustainability (ACES) teamed up to provide the Grassland Policy Tour and Workshop across Central Montana. Livestock …

The economic impact of the July 17 tunnel collapse on the Gering-Fort Laramie Canal could climb as high as $89 million if the loss of irrigation water results in a …

OMAHA (DTN) — The National Association of Wheat Growers took umbrage Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s criticisms about trade with Japan. The president spoke at a Shell petrochemical plant near …

GREAT FALLS, Mont.—Governor Steve Bullock has appointed Max Cederberg of Turner and Llew Jones of Conrad to the Board of the Montana Wheat and Barley Committee (MWBC).  The MWBC administers …

Livestock producers reminded of anthrax danger. BISMARCK – “Anthrax has been confirmed in a group of cows in a pasture in east Billings County,” said North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug …

Karla Wilke Cow/Calf, Stocker Management Specialist Panhandle Research and Extension Center The July 17, 2019 breach of the Gering-Fort Laramie canal left over 100,000 acres of irrigated crops in eastern …

USDA surprised the market Monday by increasing corn production to 13.9 billion bushels and raising the average national yield by more than 3 bushels to 169.5 bushels an acre. Farmers …

Tyson Foods said Monday its beef plant in Holcomb, Kansas, will be shut down indefinitely after a weekend fire, but the company will rebuild and employees will be paid until …