ranchers

As warm weather rolls in, so do some unwelcome guests. The New World Screwworm is back, and it’s got everyone on high alert.

In Montana, ranchers and farmers have been reading the signs in animal behavior for generations. There’s a fascinating dance between nature and the skies.

Residents on both sides of the border are feeling the weight of a decision that impacts daily life. The closeness of two communities hangs in the balance.

Another shortage has had a surprising impact on Montana life.

Farmers may not be happy about the recent drought that’s plagued much of the US, but it’s been a boon for cows with a sweet tooth — because ranchers who can’t afford the high prices of corn are now feeding the animals candy instead.