More than Fed Checks, Policies Should Decrease Farmers’ Market Vulnerabilities
By Madi Clark
Mountain States Policy Center
Farmers across the nation are unlikely to be taking a check to the bank at the end of harvest – at least not checks big enough to cover their debt payments. But the government’s so-called remedies are a lesson in contradiction.
As statistics refute themselves, regulations harm more than protect, and trade barriers exasperate challenges facing domestic producers, the government’s role in farming is only adding to the red.
Government data...
By Madi Clark
Mountain States Policy Center
Farmers across the nation are unlikely to be taking a check to the bank at the end of harvest &#...
Denmark first took possession of the large, ice-covered island in the northern Atlantic in the 1700s. The local population is a mix of native Inui...
By Chris Woodward, The Center Square
Mountain States are among the most gun-friendly states in 2024.
Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, North and Sout...
A newly released study reveals that most people in the US, no matter their political leanings, are more in concert with each other about the futur...
To the Editor,
In the press recently there appeared criticism of HB 527, the Defend the Guard bill. One article was by Senator Wendy McKamey ti...
By Chris Woodward, The Center Square
Mountain states rank among the “most free” in North America, according to a new report from the ...
Montana reported a 6.7% net increase in its population of wealthy millennials — defined here as individuals ages 26–45 earning over $200,000 annua...
By Rachel Cone and Nicole Rolf, Montana Farm Bureau Federation
Week four of the 68th Montana Legislature is working to accomplish the peoples’ ...
From Northern Ag Network
The massive spending bill negotiated for Congress to pass before adjourning includes language allowing USDA to establi...
By Dan Brooks
TAX REFORM
The Billings Chamber supports the Governor’s proposals to increase the Business Equipment Tax exemption and decreas...
