By John Ferrat, MFU District 1 Board Member Late fall and into the new year is convention season. With the plethora of annual meetings, it can seem a little overwhelming to atten
More than $30,000 is available in community grants through Montana Farmers Union Foundation. Applications are open now for the funding that supports projects which align with the M
More than $10,000 is available in scholarships through Montana Farmers Union. The scholarships are one of the ways MFU supports family farmers and ranchers through education and in
Montana 4-H Clubs can once again receive $100 from Montana Farmers Union as part of the grassroots organization’s Sentence Grant program. The Sentence Grant program has provide
Governor Gianforte has appointed Jillien Streit as the new director of the Montana Department of Agriculture, recognizing her extensive experience in the agriculture. She is curren
Montana Farmers Union and National Farmers Union proudly support the lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of Minnesota and Illinois against John
The spotlight was on agriculture and rural communities during the Montana Farmers Union Drive-In held the second day of the Montana Legislative Session in Helena. During the event,
Rural mental health care is critically important. Being trained to recognize the signs of mental health struggles in our friends and family members can save a life. Join Montana Fa
Michelle Math and Walter Schweitzer have been elected to the Montana Premium Processing Cooperative Board of Directors during recent elections held by the co-op. Each w
Producers and business owners can share what’s important when it comes to agriculture and the City of Great Falls’ future during stakeholder roundtables Jan. 22 and 23. The sta
Advocating for the Right to Repair Farmers nationwide have advocated for Right to Repair reforms, which would expand their options for repair by providing farmers and independent m
Montana Farmers Union members can let Montana legislators know what family farmers and ranchers prioritize first-hand during the Montana Farmers Union biennial Legislative Drive-In