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The new Congress poses challenges to farm and ranch legislation due to the increasing number of urban Congressmen. With the changeover in the House, it’s especially important for Farm Bureau members to engage with their Congressmen.

Hans McPherson, a diversified farmer from Stevensville, was re-elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the American Farm Bureau during the organization’s 100th Annual Convention in New Orleans.

Duvall told members to gear up for additional opportunities related to regulatory reform, farm labor, trade and infrastructure, including rural broadband.

MFBF has received the Pinnacle Award for Program and Membership Achievement during American Farm Bureau 100th Annual Convention.

The Sweet Grass, Yellowstone and Carbon/Stillwater County Farm Bureaus are proud sponsors of the “Plan, Prepare & Pass It On” business strategy workshop February 5-6, 2019 at the Northern Hotel in Billings.

Does R-CALF USA really hate the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) so much that they are willing to form an alliance with the number-one enemy of animal agriculture? Let’s review what the Beef Check-off lawsuit is about.

The New Year is a chance to press forward with renewed resolve. Who knows the importance of renewed optimism better than farmers and ranchers?

Montana Farm Bureau was very disappointed to hear about the resignation of Interior Secretary Zinke. We had a western man with western values, and we are proud to have had a Montanan in the Cabinet.

MFBF President Hans McPherson, “With the signing of the 2018 Farm Bill, we are pleased that farmers and ranchers have the security they need and the ability to continue to produce the safest, most abundant, most affordable food in the history of the world."

Cody Boyce, a senior studying animal science at Montana State University, was named winner of the 2018 Collegiate Farm Bureau Discussion Meet Dec 8 in Big Timber.

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