MY MONTANA FARMER
Cattle herd moves to MSU
Posted on January 24 2017
MSU purchases red Angus cattle herd, first in university’s history
A red Angus cow ...
Montana farm management workshops offered
Posted on January 20 2017
Workshops in Wolf Point, Lame Deer, Browning
Montana Living — Montana State University...
Farm and ranch workshop planned in Shelby
Posted on January 04 2017
The Next Generation Conference
MONTANA LIVING — Registration is now open for Montana...
Bacterium registered for commercial use
Posted on November 18 2016
A naturally occurring bacterium discovered by Montana State University has been registered for commercial use and sale by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for its impressive plant-disease fighting capabilities.
Organic farm production up 13 percent
Posted on September 15 2016
Organic farm production increases in 2015
ORGANIC PRODUCTION UP 13 PERCENT FROM 2014
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Crooked Yard hops farm takes root
Posted on August 16 2016
Bozeman hops farm helps small breweries
By Emily Stifler Wolfe
Jake TeSelle and Col...
My Montana Farmer TV: Crop duster Mike Campbell
Posted on July 07 2016
Mike Campbell is a Montana crop duster
Mike Campbell's career as a Montana crop du...
Montana hay crop numbers released
Posted on June 28 2016
Montana Alfalfa and Other Hay Estimates By Counties and Districts
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Montana Farmers Union honors Sen. Tester
Posted on June 07 2016
Senator Tester Accepts Golden Triangle Award
Great Falls, MT- Last ...
Learn about Montana agriculture
Posted on May 10 2016
Agriculture field days scheduled
Statewide producers look on as a Montana State Uni...
Clain Jones wins soil fertility award
Posted on May 04 2016
Clain Jones, soil fertility specialist for Montana State University Extension and ass...
Deadly plant kills cattle in Montana
Posted on April 29 2016
A native wildflower with a foreboding name is killing cattle in Montana.
Death camas (Zigadenus spp.), a plant that resembles wild onion, has caused at least four cattle deaths in Yellowstone County so far this year.