farming

How many of these multi-generational family ranches here in Montana got their start by a soldier returning from war? Have you heard the latest desperate, anti-veteran attack against Navy SEAL veteran Tim Sheehy?

Jocelyn Cahill: "I've talked to many ranchers dealing with this same nonsense. They're scared to use water on state leases, because they fear DNRC will come for them."

Plus I have unlimited manure and that also helps. A little TLC can make a difference in everything.

The fact that the financial burdens are now greater than ever doesn't help.

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

With 7.16 people per square mile, Montana DOES have more cows than people. Farming and ranching is still incredibly important across the entire state. (We've got 2.51 cattle per person, BTW.)

No matter where you travel across Montana and North Dakota you'll see the combines rolling. It's payday for farmers after a year of waiting for the crop to come in.

Here I am one year later counting my blessings with things looking so much better, smiling once again as I finally had something to bale

I am constantly preaching every day in the early morning for people to keep their heads up, and keep fighting, it's all worth it. Sometimes I question that myself. I'm struggling but I'm fighting.

The affected flocks are in Cascade County and in Judith Basin County in Western Montana and are currently quarantined.

We do not need to change the clocks anymore.

If you head to the Billings MATE show and are marveled at the equipment and the prices, don't assume we are all wealthy enough to have that type of machinery.