Drills are in the fields, flowers and hardy garden produce tentatively send up shoots, and calves laze in the warm Spring sun. New life is all around, and so is a sense of possibility. Seemingly everything teeters on the edge of change, and Montana Farmers Union...
This opportunity is open to any Montana FFA, 4-H, or school shop program. MFU wants to promote a student skill development with fund-raising potential. MFU needs six (6) twin / twin and ten (10) twin / queen bunkbeds. Programs are encouraged to develop their own project...
Winter means a welcome time to rest and reflect in anticipation of the next season. Still, equipment needs to be maintained, bookwork needs to be caught up on, shop projects wait, and animals must be fed and watered. Much like farm work, the magazine goes through lulls...
Beef born, raised and processed in Montana feeding Montana familiesMontana born, raised and processed beef will be feeding Hi-Line families who rely on the Havre Community Food Bank in the coming months, thanks to a donation of roughly 1,500 pounds of hamburger from Montana Farmers...
Montana Farmers Union is excited to announce its next Book Club selection is “Uprooted” by Grace Olmstead. “Uprooted” is the fourth book selected for the Book Club, which examines facets of rural life and agriculture. Registration for the “Uprooted” selection is now open, with 25 free copies...
REGISTER TODAY! /*! elementor - v3.18.0 - 06-12-2023 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img[src$=".svg"]{width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img{vertical-align:middle;display:inline-block} Registration is now open for MFU’s popular Women’s Conferences to be held Feb. 2-4 in Miles City and Feb. 9-11 at Fairmont Hot Springs. Each year, the conferences provide time and space for women to...
While some familiar faces remain on Montana Farmers Union Board of Directors after elections during the grassroots organization’s Annual Convention, there’s also a new face. Trent Stoltz (Pompeys Pillar) was elected to a first term on the board representing District 5. Will Downs did not run...