Ag News Stories

The American Sheep Industry Association – along with 218 additional livestock, aviation, sportsmen, civil, conservation and commodity stakeholders – sent a letter this week to the U.S. House and U.S. …

North Dakota and U.S. wheat producers have benefitted greatly from the trade and relationships they have established with the wheat milling industry in Japan. It is a market which provides …

Northern Ag Network Morning Television Now on “Wake Up Montana” The Northern Ag Network is excited to announce that starting Monday, March 4th we will begin working with a new …

OMAHA (DTN) — U.S. wheat and rice farmers got a big win over China announced Thursday by the World Trade Organization’s dispute settlement panel. But the victory could be short-lived …

Young people active in rural youth organizations like 4-H and FFA may be eligible for loans up to $8500. More than 65 Montana farm and ranch youths currently participate in …

Anton Bekkerman, Associate Professor in Montana State University’s Agricultural Economics Department takes a two-part look at the detrimental effects the hours of service and electronic logging device regulations could have …

Megan Van Emon, Montana State University Extension, Beef Cattle Specialist   The new year may have entered like a lamb, but February rolled in and out like a lion. For …

President Donald Trump on Sunday announced the U.S. would delay an increase in tariffs on imports of Chinese goods previously scheduled to take effect on March 1, citing progress in …

ARLINGTON, Va. (DTN) — USDA expects U.S. farmers to plant only 85 million acres of soybean acres in 2019, down 4.7%, thanks to falling commodity prices and ballooning stocks amid …

Northern Ag Network’s own Taylor Brown was recently featured on the cover story of Raised in the West Magazine, a regional publication. Check out the excerpt below and then click …