Northern Ag Network

07/22/2025

Mountain West Grazing Connection offers free listings for hay, pasture leasing and grazing opportunities

In the past, the Montana Disaster Emergency Services office maintained a website dedicated to connecting ranchers with critical resources like hay, trucking, an

07/22/2025

Senator Tim Sheehy discusses estate taxes, grizzly bears and foreign investment in ag land

07/21/2025

We are beyond blessed by the incredible in-kind donations pouring in for this year's For The Farmers tour! Each sponsor has played a unique and generous role in helping us give back to the hardworking producers who keep our communities running. From food and coffee to airtime and goodies, these businesses are showing up in a big way for Montana’s farm families.

Please join us in thanking:

High Horse Saloon
AgriStudios
Tamale Company

07/21/2025

A White House official says a plan for acting on the MAHA report is due in August and won’t include new policies on pesticide use.

The Trump administration says there won’t be a crackdown on pesticide use in the U.S. Politico says that’s despite a report from the Make America Healthy Ag

07/21/2025

Softer cash cattle prices did not benefit the futures board this past week as beef demand concerns on a global scale and lower boxed beef prices weighed heavily on the markets. However, record prices continue to be found for auction prices with Northern Livestock Video Auction testing the waters this week in their 21st annual Summertime Classic.

Grain trade also had a strong session on Friday to pull the wheat markets back to steady with support coming from the soybean futures.

07/19/2025

We’re proud to bring For the Farmers to the airwaves with a special broadcast the morning of each tour—powered by our Broadcast Sponsors.

Their support helps us shine a light on the stories, struggles, and resilience of Montana’s ag community.

Grateful to partner with:




Because of you, these voices will be heard.

07/18/2025

Filmmaker Tom Opre discusses the disconnect between rural and urban America and his new film "The Real Yellowstone." Over the next few weeks special showings will be held in Dillon, Polson, Billings, Butte, Helena, Great Falls, and Whitefish.

By Tom Opre, Filmmaker, Conservation Advocate I’ve spent the last decade embedded with people who live with wildlife. From tribal leaders in Zambia to keep

07/18/2025

Michael Larkin, Division Agronomist with Helena Agri Enterprises, shares recent findings of low PH levels in soil, and the solution with Helena Agri-Enterprises.

07/18/2025

These sponsors are riding shotgun with us—literally and in spirit.

Another big thanks to our Ride-a-Long sponsors for helping fuel this year's For the Farmers tour across Montana. Your support helps us show up with free meals, harvest kits, and gratitude for the hands that feed us all.

Let’s hear it for:

07/17/2025

07/17/2025

Over 13,000 calves are estimated to be lost annually to wolves. Combined with the physical stress on cattle and increased mitigation costs, the presence of wolves can reduce annual ranch revenue by 28%.

While the expansion of gray wolf populations is often hailed as a conservation success, the consequences for ranching families can be gruesome, costly and compl