By Nicole Rolf, Senior Director of Governmental Affairs, Montana Farm Bureau Federation The infamous drought of 1988 is seared into the memories of Montana farmers and ranchers. People who…
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If you’ve suffered excessive livestock death losses and grazing or feed losses due to recent wildfires, you may be eligible for disaster assistance programs through the USDA Farm Service Agency…
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During a bout of severe fire weather in early September, the Sarpy fire burned 52,000 acres in Big Horn and Rosebud Counties. The cause of the fire was determined to…
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) this week announced the availability of assistance for agricultural producers affected by the recent wildfires to help eligible farmers and ranchers reestablish their operations.…
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Another great update from Montana State alum and Livestock Market Specialist for Oklahoma State University, Derrell Peel. This time on the impact of the fires burning in Australia on the…
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The South Dakota Stockgrowers have been working to identity the ranch families affected by the Legion Lake Fire. The fire began on December 11th and has since burned more than…
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by Tara Sprickheroff, 100 Mile Free Press Two local heroes stayed behind in the fire zone at the 105 during the Gustafsen fire, diligently doing their duty and making…
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The Browning family ranches in what most people would call the middle of nowhere. Mosby, Montana is a community of about 100 people spread over ranches that are 60 miles…
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USA Today reports: A recent audit faults the U.S. Forest Service’s hazardous fuels reduction program for failing to prioritize or accurately account for efforts aimed at minimizing fire intensity.…
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Increase in Firefighting Resources to Match Dry Conditions in Southeast Montana
Billings, MT – The 2012 fires that raged across southeast Montana have not been forgotten by DNRC fire managers. In fact, this year’s hot and dry situation brings memories of…
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