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Videos highlight one Montana family's experience working with NRCS to implement conservation practices after a devastating wildfire.
The Yellowstone Region Agricultural Sustainability Project, led by Molson Coors, brought together multiple private and public agricultural partners in Big Horn, Carbon, and Yellowstone counties.
Lifelong Bitterroot Valley farmers and ranchers, Bob and Laurie Sutherlin, have spent decades establishing and growing Sutherlin Farms with a goal in mind: to keep their land in agriculture for generations to come.
Producer Dan Buerkle and NRCS Supervisory District Conservationist Ann Fischer look at soil structure of wheat field during drought. Fallon County, MT.
Crested wheatgrass, a cool season perennial, dominates acres of rangeland across northern Stillwater County, Montana.
Hear from three producers across Big Horn County and the Crow Reservation that are using different methods to control the invasive warm season grass, ventenata.
Landowner Jake Yoder practices rotational grazing, an effective way of rejuvenating depleted soil. Yoder Angus Ranch rests on valuable agricultural ground and is home to a cow-calf operation. The operation is now protected by a conservation easement.
Hear from Gary Flikkema near Manhattan and Mark Thiesen, Jr. near Wilsall.
Michael and Emily Deakin are a young family that are operating an organic farm in Pondera County. Not only are they farming organically, they are also working to be regenerative and improve soil health on their operation.
NRCS, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, the Lake County Conservation District, and local homeowners are partnering to improve forest health and decrease the threat of wildfire in the Rocky Point neighborhood on the northern shore of Flathead Lake.
