agriculture

A Montana-based study indicates that climate change will likely cause agricultural jobs and earnings to decrease significantly by mid-century, a change that not only threatens livelihoods but also Montana’s agrarian nature.

Looking to grow its programs and support the downtown business district, the Clark Fork River Market plans to return to its old stomping grounds on the river lot this season.

As a society we are becoming more aware of the significance of clean air and water, rich soils, healthy foods, and the connection to human and planetary health.

he Montana Department of Livestock last week confirmed that Avian Influenza had been detected in a poultry flock in Glacier County, marking the state's 18th affected flock linked to the outbreak that began last year.

The Centennial State produced about 200,000 cases of wine last year, bringing $41 million into Colorado and highlighting the state’s growing importance in American winemaking.

The $4,500 quarterly lease between the county and the Community Food and Agriculture Coalition will provide CFAC office space, storage and a home to conduct public outreach and education on the history and future of agriculture.

A rise in the severity and frequency of extreme weather events caused by climate change have added millions of dollars in losses to the agricultural sector in Nevada and burdened taxpayers across the country.

The Clark Fork River Market, which is located in downtown Missoula, will open for the season on Saturday, May 6, 2023.

Missoula County plans to place the property - settled in the 1870s - on the National Register of Historic Places.

Calling it a rare request, members of the Consolidated Planning Board recommended approval of a zoning change that would allow fewer homes on a parcel east of the city while maintaining a bee pollination business.