Barrasso: Let Wyoming Do What Wyoming Does Best

Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) today spoke about continuing to fight for policies that expand production of Wyoming’s affordable, reliable energy as well as strengthen markets for safe, high-quality…

$800,000 Awarded in Growth Through Agriculture Grants to Advance Montana Ag

HELENA, Mont. – Montana Department of Agriculture Director Jillien Streit and the Agriculture Development Council announced recipients of the state’s $806,596 investment in innovative, value-added agriculture projects through the Montana…

Drought Shakes U.S. Wheat Outlook, USDA Predicts Smallest Crop in 54 Years

A combination of widespread drought, sharply lower production forecasts and historically high abandonment rates is sending shockwaves through the U.S. wheat industry heading into the 2026-27 marketing year. The latest…

Op-Ed: Water Is the Lifeblood of Ranching

By Raylee Honeycutt, Executive Vice President, Montana Stockgrowers Association Water is not just a resource in Montana—it is the lifeblood of ranching. It sustains our livestock, our land, and the…

Federal Grazing Rules Set for Biggest Overhaul in 35 Years

Today, the Trump administration announced a final rule to rescind the ill-advised Biden-era Conservation and Landscape Health rule, also known as the Public Lands Rule, alongside a landmark proposed rule…

Trump Delays Plan to Waive Beef Tariffs, BLM Grazing Rule to Be Released Today

After reports that President Donald Trump would suspend tariffs on beef imports from all major exporting countries, the White House delayed planned executive orders on the tariffs after pushback from…