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Taking stock: haying at the mercy of Mother Nature, break-downs, timing

August 19, 2019 by Prairie Populist No Comments
First cutting proves challenging, in typical Montana fashion By Laura Nowlin The sweet smell of fresh air and fresh cut hay remain a rancher’s favorite smells. Windrows of hay down and bales churning out of baler are a rancher’s favorite...
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Working ranches are key to saving imperiled songbirds

July 18, 2019 by Prairie Populist No Comments
Feature photo of Savannah Sparrow and cow is World Wildlife Fund-US/Clay Bolt. Beef and Birds: Grazing Cattle Benefits Grassland Birds By Laura Nowlin Some of the highest densities of grassland birds make the Northern Great Plains (NGP) their home.   “You...
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Rural America – We Are Here!

January 23, 2019 by Prairie Populist No Comments
Written by Laura Nowlin. Feature photo by Reba Ahlgren I have read several stories recently that make life in rural America seem pretty dismal – the population is aging and decreasing, everyone is poorly educated and addicted to drugs, and the land is either not...
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation

September 27, 2018 by Prairie Populist No Comments
This Was Not Your Typical Office Internship By Abigail Northrup Spending a summer traveling across Montana, stopping for two-week stints at six different ranches, may sound like a dream to some and possibly a bad reality television show to others....
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New Summer Internship Promotes Ranching Way of Life

September 20, 2018 by Prairie Populist No Comments
Rangeland Education Program Offers Hands-on Experience to Prove There’s More to Ranching Than Cows Another day, another lengthy to-do list. That’s the reality for farmers and ranchers. There isn’t enough sunlight in a day to do the hayin’, move the...
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A Delicious Community Effort: Winnett Brings Local Beef to Schools

March 20, 2018 by Prairie Populist No Comments
Central Montana ranchers, meat processors, and even the mailman all pitch in to bring tasty, healthy lunch to local kids. By Laura Nowlin People may be more spread out on the eastern half of the state, but they’re coming closer...
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Lodgepole Complex Fire: How We Can Help Rebuild

August 3, 2017 by Prairie Populist No Comments
The Lodgepole Complex Fire is the state’s largest fire to date. As of Monday, July 31, it had spread to 270,723 acres. Fortunately, the fires are now over 93 percent contained. Unfortunately, the fight to recover is far from over....
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