Agriculture

Baby chicks are in at farm stores in Montana. but having your own chickens can be more costly (and a bigger commitment) than you might realize.

Look for any of the four Cat Country PBR banners at the MATE Show, Feb 20-22 at MetraPark in Billings and snap the QR code for a chance win our sweet PBR prize package.

At some point, the farm family will throw up their hands and say "Can't do this anymore."

Brown's reporting and voice became the most trusted in agriculture in the state and in the western region.

Rosebud County appreciates all the interest in giving for these ag producers.

Her dedication and efforts to raise Lamar will help feed families in need in the Billings community.

This can be an open door for anyone wanting to enter the ranching business

Recognizing the numerous impacts agriculture has on our daily lives!

The number of licensed dairies in Montana fell from 144 to 48 since the year 2000. However, the remaining dairies in Big Sky Country continue to produce a mind-blowing amount of milk, most of which is consumed locally.

When it's this hot and dry, a spark can quickly turn into a disaster. A completely scorched harvester and 100 acres of burnt field were the aftermath for this Broadwater County farmer.

We have the early spring green right now but it won't last long without constant rain.

Is Montana finally heading out of our multi-year drought? Experts say things are looking better for 2023.