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SPONSORED In a recent episode of the Northern Ag Network podcast, listeners heard from Hailey Vine about the impact of the Montana Food & Agriculture Development Center Network (FADC) and …

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In the challenging landscape of modern farming, resilience and adaptability are key. This sentiment was echoed by Ben and Chrissy Hodgskiss of Hodgskiss Farms in a recent “Tailgate Talks” segment, …

Great Falls, Montana – In the first installment of Helena Tailgate Talks, Helena Agri‑Enterprises features Will Roatch, a fourth‑generation farmer from Great Falls, whose commitment to his family’s homestead has …

Woody invasive species like common buckthorn, saltcedar, and Russian olive harm Montana’s rivers, streams, and wetlands. They can fuel more intense fires, damage irrigation canals, hinder water access, and reduce …

Breaking into agriculture takes more than just passion, it requires resources, education, and connections. That’s why AgWest Farm Credit’s New Producer Grant was created, to celebrate the ingenuity and drive …

Why Carroll College should hit your prospect list When it comes to higher education in Montana, many families naturally think of options like Montana State University or the University of …