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For the sixth consecutive year, Montana Polaris is the sponsor of the YF&R Discussion Meet, awarding a Ranger® Side by Side UTV to the winner of that competition.

Bringing vitality back to small towns is the goal of the Montana Farm Bureau Foundation’s Centennial Community Fund. The selection committee chose Otium because of the enthusiasm the Strongs showed toward their business and their energetic desire to see a revitalization in their community.

One rancher who continually asks questions and keeps improving his cattle and range is Bill Milton. Bill, along with his wife, Dana, received the first Montana Leopold Award during the 2019 Montana Farm Bureau Convention in Billings.

Many people who need health care in Broadus need to drive 90 miles for the basics and 180 miles for more serious health care. The goal of Powder River First Responders operated by Shane Copps and wife Kesa, is to keep people at home instead of needing to make the long trip for health care.

The book, Legacies: The Values, Principles and Purpose of Montana Farm Bureau, is now available for purchase. The book, written by agricultural journalist Laura Nelson, explores the founding of Montana Farm Bureau from 1919 to present day.

The Montana Farm Bureau Federation is urging Montana’s ag business entrepreneurs to apply for the 2021 Ag Innovation Challenge.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) goes into effect today, at a crucial time for farmers and ranchers struggling to recover from COVID-19 losses and a depressed agricultural economy.

Montana Farm Bureau, Miles Community College and Montana Meat Processors Association have teamed up to make a meat processing certificate/degree a reality.

84% of Americans trust the nation’s farmers and the same overwhelming majority support financial assistance from the government for farmers struggling to keep from going under because of the pandemic.

The original National Agriculture in the Classroom summit was cancelled but an online conference has been developed instead. MFBF is encouraging Montana teachers to register for the AITC National Virtual Summit slated for June 24-25.

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