Standing in the meat department of an average grocery store across the United States can produce some uninspiring moments. Neat piles of plastic-wrapped cuts with unknown origins and big yellow price tags sit under fluorescent lights. Try as you might, you won’t find...
What Happens to the Rest of the Animal and How Montana Ranchers are Reclaiming Its Value When a Black Angus cow arrives at a processing facility, it weighs an average of 1,200 pounds. However, only 500 pounds are processed into consumable meats and sold at the butcher...
Soil Holds the Key to a Healthier Future–For Our Bodies and the Planet Crystal Manuel never expected cabbage to transform her life, but when she began experiencing rapid weight loss, decreased energy, an increased heart rate, and hair loss, cabbage became an unlikely...
Food banks and pantries across Montana are employing a surprising strategy to combat food insecurity in their communities–local food. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many food pantries relied on local producers to help fill the voids on their shelves, consequently...
Many Montanans have experienced standing in a wheatfield, running their hands over the tops of the golden stalks, and letting the spiky, hair-like awns tickle their palms. But imagine, as you look up and let your eye follow the wind rippling across the grain towards...
