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US Chamber of Commerce choses Bitterrot Valley's Huls Dairy
Litigation still waits in the wings.
Eight Ag Groups file Friend-of-the-Court Brief in support
Moccasin's Bing Von Bergen enters NAWG officer chair rotation
Interior Department says listing warranted but precluded at this time.

Moccasin's Bing Von Bergen enters NAWG officer chair rotation
Interior Department says listing warranted but precluded at this time.
The two have joined to enhance conservation efforts.
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Forest Bill and Agriculture discussed in Deer Lodge
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Along with Stillwater and Yellowstone, 8 others are affected.
The two have joined to enhance conservation efforts.
There's a new resource for tracking animal activist HSUS.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack testifies before Congress.
Hear from producers and the state veterinarian.
In WY, predator-related losses rose 10% from 2008.
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White House list includes 11 Western states and 13 million acres.
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Fed strs steady to -2, top $137 in SD auction.
Wheat futures weaken under pressure, -4 to -6.
Livestock Markets
Choice Fed Steers 88-90
Dressed Basis 143 - 145
Grain Markets
PNW 12% Winter 544 - 553
PNW 14% Spring 676 - 682
Local Auction Markets
Philip Livestock, SD   3/9
 (1549 head)    
     
5-600 lb Steers   115-132
     
Sl. Cows Steady 47-56 
     
Sl. Bulls Steady 66-70 
 
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John Pulasky:            

SE Montana the western Dakotas and east Wyoming mat see as much as a foot of fresh snow today from a storm that's centered in east Nebraska! It looks like overall one of those early spring storms powered by a low pressure system. Portions of Montana picked up more snow overnight especially in the mountain and valley areas around the SE portion of the state.  MORE WEATHER

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