KEEP Forum in Great Falls Sets Wheat as Currency
KEEP Public Affairs Forum in Great Falls on Sept 29 will accept wheat as payment for registration luncheon and proceedings. Five bushels (60 lb sacks) cover all charges, highlighting inflation while costs rise. The event features experts on world wheat markets, multinational grain firms, futures trading, and farmer protections at the Heritage Inn.
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Heritage Inn
William Tietz
Montana State University
Alex McCalla
University of California
McCalla
Alberta
Canada
Clarence Palmby
Continental Grain Company
N.Y
Earl Butz
Palmby
Joyce Robinson
Chateau
Mike Bergland
Portland
GTA
Yvonne Snider
Lewistown
AAUW
Frank Kraft
NFC
al Donahoe
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Donahoo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mark Powers
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Washington, D.C
Congress
Knud Grosen
Big Sandy
Gordon Matheson
Conrad
Gene Thayer
Montana Merchandising, Inc
Bill Brinkel
Broadview Farmer
Jack Gunderson
Power Farmer
Dean Hellinger
Shelby Farmer
Frank Daniels
Sidney Farmer
Gene Carroll
Helena
State Department of Agriculture Transportation
Gail Cramer
Bozeman
Kent Norby
Cargill
Ted Schwinden
Montana's Strength in Its People Behind Hunter Education
Montana's strength shows in its volunteer driven hunter education program. About 800 instructors spread across every county teach roughly 8,000 students annually, reducing accidents and instilling ethics while preserving hunting culture. The program, created in 1957, has earned top North American honors twice and consistently ranks in the top ten.
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Jim Ramsey
Department of Fish and Game
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Buckley-Van Dyke Auctions
Sweet Grass
Franklin
Ben Franklin
Pondera Village
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