Montana Irrigation and Dry Farming Promise Big Yields
The article argues Montana’s 147000 square miles split into mountains grazing lands and fertile flat areas supports vast agriculture. It highlights irrigation as the current driver of returns with a 160 acre example yielding 4375 dollars, costs around 200 dollars to irrigate, and notes Montana’s sunny climate, rich soils, and future potential for sugar beets and dry farming.
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Pioneers Seek Longer Membership Window in Montana
James A. Sanders of the Society of Montana Pioneers urges raising the eligibility cut to those who arrived before 1876 to keep the group alive. He noted 200 members attended last year’s Billings meeting, with 150 deaths in the prior year, and says the society aids pioneers and preserves western history. Sanders traveled from Helena with his mother bound for Los Angeles.
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