Agriculture

Beef is not just "what's for dinner." For public school kids in Malta, Montana- it's what's for lunch. And not just any beef- locally grown and locally processed beef.

Range Magazine publisher CJ Hadley said she just came to Montana to enjoy the state, and blow off a little steam out on the shooting range. Thankfully, she and Dave Skinner took some time to join us in studio on our statewide radio show.

If you missed our conversation with Attorney General Austin Knudsen and the Montana Stockgrowers Association, we got their reaction to the Biden Administration's big handout to the Left-wing American Prairie Reserve (APR) which is working to remove Montana ranchers from the land.

Electric cars. Electric lawnmowers. A garbage truck with electric technology. A farm tractor with electric technology. All of these will be on display at the trade show for the upcoming "Electrify the Big Sky" event in Missoula.

I was able to chat with Paul Heaton. His son Grant is only 8 years old and has been diagnosed with a rare disease called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This fundraising cattle sale is going to benefit DMD research.

Full chat with Director General Daniel Chen. Why is so important that we stand with our friends in Taiwan? The Taiwan people and government are our friends. They're also strong ag trading partners with Montana. And, they're a people that stand for freedom in the face of tyranny.

"So don’t you be sad for old Monte. It’s way better up there than here And everyone knows a good cowboy would never shed a tear"

When they say "Montana is for badasses" this is one more reason why: Willie Blazer. An Army Ranger, a Green Beret, and an all around great guy who started Willie's Distillery in Ennis, Montana.

Congressman Rosendale: "If the Chinese Communist Party has a problem with that, there's a Latin term that we use around here quite often, 'pound sand."

We lost Colstrip 1 & 2, and now they want to tear down hydropower dams. This is one of the cleanest "greenest" forms of energy we have right now. Don't we need MORE electricity right now, rather than less?