Montana Ag — It’s Not Yellowstone! | Damian Mason
Agronomy
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44m
There’s way more to Montana than just Yellowstone — the park AND the popular television show. Montana agriculture is diverse, productive, and as big as the Big Sky state. The state produces wheat, oats, flax, canola, camelina, lentils, peas, and more. Justin Miller, a fifth generation Montana farmer / rancher joins me to explain his farming operation that produces all those aforementioned crops. He is joined by Lance Lindbloom of 406 Agronomy to discuss Agriculture from the perspective of two native Montanans. They’re no Kevin Costners, but I promise you’ll be entertained and informed after hearing from these guys. Pop yourself a yellow jacket (Coors) and enjoy!
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