Gallatin Valley residents can expect to see a new locally-produced item on the dairy aisle shelves in the coming months.
Tinworks Art in Bozeman is spearheading a public art installation and speaker series on food and farming in an effort to help locals reconnect…
Editor’s Note: This article is part of a three-part collaborative series produced by the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, ICT and Montana Free Press, …
Gallatin County received nearly half a million dollars to improve composting and to expand its food redistribution operations to help those in need.
The Fort Peck Reservation received a $5 million grant this February to improve restoration and cultural connection to buffalo, giving a boost …
FORT PECK — It was the first week of February and the truckers were crunched for time. Buffalo are notoriously wary of new places, even more s…
Patchy snow and bare dirt on mountain slopes around Bozeman have people concerned about drought conditions this summer — but there’s still tim…
The U.S. Department of Agriculture released the 2022 Census of Agriculture last week, providing the most comprehensive picture to date of how …
A local podcast created by Montana State University Extension and Western Landowners Alliance is releasing another season following the succes…
Bozeman businesses Chance Farm and Happy Trash Can Compost are continuing a partnership this year to reduce local food waste and improve soil …
THREE FORKS – Blackie the horse laid on his back, belly exposed and hooves pointed skyward, as a crane lifted the 1,120 pound animal onto the …
Snowpack percentages in Montana and Gallatin Valley remain well below average despite a promising storm at the start of January.
The Montana Stockgrowers Association launched a website this week to help connect cattle producers with upcoming livestock sales happening statewide.
On a sunny Wednesday morning, when frost was starting to drip off hay bales and bare pavement peaked through snow on Norris Road, a farming fa…
At midnight Tuesday on Maverick Mountain, the whir of snowcats turning on to groom new snow marked the long-awaited start to the ski season.
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks awarded $4 million to a Montana State University research team this January to study the interactions of wild…
The Montana Aldo Leopold Conservation Award, a notable honor for landowners practicing sustainable and regenerative agriculture, is seeking no…
Several calves waited anxiously to be let out of their chute as Savanna Meyer, assistant coach of the Montana State University rodeo team, lin…
For Bozemanites wondering what to do with their expiring Christmas trees, there are several options — including providing local goats with a t…
A food poisoning outbreak that killed two people and sickened 51, stemming from a Montana restaurant, has highlighted just how little is known…
A ranch in the eastern Crazy Mountains is partnering with conservation groups to experiment with virtual fencing for cattle, a novel but expen…
A Bozeman-based researcher released a preliminary paper this month critiquing the state’s methods for estimating wolf abundance in Montana.
Instead of tedious weeding and herbicide applications, Montana farmers may soon have another option for dealing with one of the area’s most pe…
A federal court in Missoula granted a preliminary injunction Tuesday limiting the use of wolf traps and snares in occupied grizzly bear habita…
Montana Democratic Sen. Jon Tester reintroduced the Montana Headwaters Legacy Act to Congress this week in an effort to safeguard the state’s …
Montana processed more than 37,000 head in 2022, more than double what was butchered in the state 10 years earlier.Â
In a squat 1,100-square-foot building on the outskirts of Helena lies a pile of enormous tongues. They are thick and leaden, stacked on a stee…
The Montana Stockgrowers Foundation is accepting donations for its annual Cattle Drive program that connects local beef to local markets and s…