Ag News Stories

Ekalaka Public Schools is currently holding a fundraising effort for a second year in a row that is designed to help offset the rising costs endured by the high school …

As farmers and ranchers face record-high diesel costs, American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall today called on the president to take several steps to lower prices at the pump, …

The Montana Stockgrowers Association (MSGA) will host a four-part webinar series this fall focused on Montana water law, water right administration, and the water policy issues expected to shape the 2027 …

Ty Neal, ag teacher and FFA advisor at Denton High School in Montana, was awarded the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence this week. This is the …

For many Montana farm and ranch families, succession planning and figuring out how to transition an operation from one generation to the next is a very common issue. But what …

The 52nd annual Montana Angus Tour brought cattle producers, Angus breeders and international visitors to Montana’s Hi-Line. The three-day tour highlighted the diversity of cattle operations across the region and …

The Farm Bill is set to expire Wednesday for the fourth consecutive year as Congress continues working to move a full five-year farm bill across the finish line. Northern Ag …

The 28th annual Dakota Feeder Calf Show and Feedout is set for Oct. 17 in Turtle Lake, North Dakota. Interested consignors will deliver 500- to 700-pound steer calves before 10 …

The U.S. and China extended the Busan Agreement, the trade truce between the two countries, to Jan. 10 while identifying more than 1,600 products, including agricultural commodities, for potential tariff …

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) post-humously honored longtime cattle industry leader Jason Schmidt of Crystal Springs, N.D., with its prestigious Top Hand Award during the organization’s 97th Annual Convention …