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Farmers hoping for timely rain

Spring has arrived and for area producers that means spraying, fertilizing and seeding their 2024 crops.

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Montana Ag Network: 2023 year in review

We take a look back on some of the stories that have made 2023’s Montana Ag Network headlines.

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Harvest mostly good; fall crops planted

Harvest was average to above average in Teton County. The winter wheat in the ground looks excellent due to the timely rain showers but the market prices are the lowest

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Ag producers call for mental health services in Farm Bill

According to the Centers for Disease Control, Farmers and Ranchers are 40% more likely to die by suicide than any other occupation in the country.

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Ag producers call for mental health services in Farm Bill

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control reports farmers and ranchers are 40% more likely to die by suicide than any other occupation in the country.

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