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The Agriculture Department is working with groups involved in the $3.1 billion Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities Partnership program to provide flexibility to farmers on how they plant cover crops, in order to ensure enough farmers sign up for the projects.

/PRNewswire/ -- Noul Co. Ltd (CEO : David Lim) announced that it has signed an agreement with The RIGHT Foundation to conduct a global clinical studies to...

A Baxter County Master Gardeners' tradition since 1994 is set to continue this weekend. The "Developing an Ozarks Green Thumb" Spring Seminar is scheduled for

Wayne Hadley, a retired fisheries biologist for the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks, died Saturday. He was 82. His work helped launch remediation of upper Clark Fork River.

Montana lawmakers are showing their appetite for a bill aimed at helping food pantries buy goods from local farmers and ranchers. The program could provide a windfall for small producers in search of new markets.

Montana lawmakers are showing their appetite for a bill aimed at helping food pantries buy goods from local farmers and ranchers. The program could provide a windfall for small producers in search of new markets.

Armed to Farm, the national program designed to help veterans learn how to farm, will make its Pacific Northwest debut in Idaho this spring.

The bill is a good start, but it's pennies compared to the full cost of an ICE to EV conversion.

Can a state have an official aroma? That topic will on attendees minds when the annual New Mexico Chile Conference is held in Las Cruces today. The one-day conference will feature nearly 20 different speakers and presentations. Stephanie Walker, New Mexico State University professor and conference chair said because the chile pepper is New Mexicos signature crop, it is near and dear to everyones heart. ...

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