agriculture

As food banks brace for tough times ahead, a surprising twist brings hope from an unexpected source roaming the plains of Montana.

Once seen as all ranches and farmland, Montana is now attracting a different kind of visitor, and the local real estate scene is buzzing with excitement.

With whispers of recession in the air, locals are feeling the pinch. What does this mean for the upcoming future?

With the threat of a shutdown looming, the ripple effects could touch everything from jobs to the food on our tables—let's break it down.

Montana's past has shaped its present, but what if we fast forward to 2100? The predictions are as intriguing as they are unexpected.

The Magie makes me nostalgic for the time spent with my grandfather.

Popular folklore theory proves to be correct yet again.

BOZEMAN — Yellow cornmeal grits with roasted vegetables. Maple sugar popcorn with chili smoked salt. Curried butternut squash and tepary bean soup. Those are just a few of the recipes featuring Native crops that a team of students and faculty at Montana State University have developed to help support Native American producers and improve food security on reservations. The...

Eastern Montana celebrates the acquisition of 8 habitat conservation leases totaling 51,635 acres, valued at $6 million.

Four counties—Blaine, Dawson, Prairie, and Wibaux—have identified mosquitoes carrying the virus.

The 2024 harvest is well underway, take a look at a few of your pictures.

Montana Stockgrowers Association launches Cow Camp Mercantile.