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MSU Steer-A-Year program seeks donations for 2020-21 academic year
BOZEMAN — Montana State University’s Steer-A-Year program is seeking financial support as well as donations of steers and feed for the 2020-21 academic year.
A student program in the MSU College of Agriculture, Steer-A-Year focuses on teaching students every element of the cattle management industry …
A student program in the MSU College of Agriculture, Steer-A-Year focuses on teaching students every element of the cattle management industry …
MSU Extension Offers New Video on Cropland Soil Acidification and Management Options in Mo…
BOZEMAN — A new video from Montana State University Extension shows the impact and causes of soil acidification and offers Montana farmers management options to prevent, adapt to or correct acidic soil, which can lead to heavy yield losses...
BEWARE – Unsolicited Seeds Being Sent to Montana, Other States
Helena, Mont. (News Release) – The Montana Department of Agriculture (MDA) has received multiple reports from Montana residents that have received unsolicited packages containing seeds that appear to have been shipped from China. Individuals are urged to contact the department if they receive …
MSU Receives $2.5 Million for American Indian, Alaska Native Nursing Scholarships
BOZEMAN — American Indian and Alaska Native students in the Montana State University College of Nursing will have more opportunities to earn scholarships thanks to a new $2.5 million grant.
The funding will be used for Montana Advantage Nursing Scholarships, which aim to keep American…
The funding will be used for Montana Advantage Nursing Scholarships, which aim to keep American…
MSU Researcher Offers Tips for Viewing Comet NEOWISE
BOZEMAN — For the next couple weeks, the northern nighttime sky holds a visual treat that's well worth seeing, according to Montana State University researcher Joe Shaw.
The comet known as NEOWISE "is pretty spectacular," said Shaw, a sky-viewing enthusiast and profe…
The comet known as NEOWISE "is pretty spectacular," said Shaw, a sky-viewing enthusiast and profe…
Two MSU Ag Professors Receive Teaching Excellence Awards
BOZEMAN — Two faculty members in Montana State University’s College of Agriculture have been recognized for excellence in teaching by one of the nation’s largest agriculture education organizations, the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agri…
Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation Wins Top Forest Service Award
Kalispell, MT July 10, 2020– The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation, the nonprofit partner that coordinates with the Forest Service in stewardship of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, was recently honored by USDA Forest Service Chief Vicki Christiansen with the Chief’s 2019 …
Going-to-the-Sun Road Opens (Mostly)
West Glacier, Mont. – In keeping with Glacier National Park’s adaptive operations recovery, the Going-to-the-Sun Road will open to motorized vehicles from the west entrance to Logan Pass and as far as Rising Sun on July 13, pending any last-minute changes d…
MSU Astrophysicists Study Mystery Object
BOZEMAN — Last August, astronomers detected gravitational waves emitted by the collision of two massive objects 800 million light years from Earth. One of those objects was a black hole; the other is a mystery, according to Montana State University astrophysicists...
MSU Extension Discusses Estate Planning and Documents During COVID-19 Pandemic
BOZEMAN — During the COVID-19 pandemic, more people might be giving serious thought to estate planning affairs should they fall sick. According to Montana State University Extension educators, the process is not difficult and professionals such as attorneys, accountants and life insu…
Kenny Chesney’s Bozeman Concert Postponed
BOBCAT STADIUM - BOZEMAN, MT: SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021
“Everything Keeps Changing, But This is the 2021 Tour”
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In an unprecedented time, the unthinkable has redefined every aspect of how people live and look at the world around them
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“Everything Keeps Changing, But This is the 2021 Tour”
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In an unprecedented time, the unthinkable has redefined every aspect of how people live and look at the world around them
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MSU Research Helps Protect Water from Mine Waste
BOZEMAN — When Lisa Kirk came to Montana State University for graduate school, she was seeking answers to something that had puzzled her as a geochemist in Idaho.
While helping to develop methods of treating waste rock at phosphate mines, she had observed surprisingly low levels of selenium, a natura…
While helping to develop methods of treating waste rock at phosphate mines, she had observed surprisingly low levels of selenium, a natura…