Would you benefit with more knowledge to increase profits on your ranch or do you feel out of touch with the latest ranching trends regarding economics, agricultural-business structure and other ranch management practices? Most ranchers know how to raise livestock,...Read more >
Montana State University Extension Service offers of wealth of knowledge to anyone searching for up to date research and information on a wide variety of agricultural and land ownership topics. As their mission statement states, “MSU Extension improves the lives...Read more >
Water has been a hot commodity in the western United States dating back to the first settlers as they migrated west in search of gold. The controversy has continued as the natural resource has become increasingly scarce due to rising...Read more >
MONTANA ELK HUNTING - AN EVOLVING STORY
In Montana elk hunting is a popular event and many anticipate it all year waiting for the season to arrive. This year certain hunting districts in Montana will be considered for a...Read more >
Dating as far back as 2700 BC, the act of branding livestock became a way of marking ownership by using fire heated objects to inflict a symbol, design or term on a living creature to show ownership. Hieroglyphics found in...Read more >
We have all heard of the value of making a positive first impression and the saying holds true when preparing to list your farm land or ranch property for sale. With many buyers beginning their property search online, the quality...Read more >
The 2015 Cattle Industry Summer Conference was held in July in Denver, Colorado. At the Conference, the Beef Industry Long Range Plan Task Force, a group of sixteen leaders from all facets of the beef industry, shared their strategy to...Read more >
Meriwether Lewis named the Dearborn River for Thomas Jefferson’s secretary of war, Henry Dearborn, when the Corps of Discovery encountered the “handsome, bold and clear stream” in 1805. Lewis described it as:
“being nearly as wide as the Missouri at...Read more >
Water is a precious resource with seemingly endless demands. It is essential for drinking, agriculture, recreation, plumbing, the ecosystem and countless other uses. Rivers do not follow political boundaries; they flow through states and over international borders, and at times...Read more >
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