Grass Dominates Montana Land and Range Tour Spotlight
Montana’s grass covers over half the state’s 93,271,040 acres and fuels livestock, soil health, and water protection. A Madison Valley tour and meeting hosted by the American Society of Range Management will showcase range management with 150 to 200 participants from Montana and Canada, featuring tours of Norris and Ennis area ranches and discussing grazing, clipping, and pasture improvements.
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Montana
Treasure State
Shining Mountains
Madison Valley
Bureau of Land Management
The
Soil Conservation Service
International Mountain Section
American Society of Range Management
Evan Chisholm
Calgary
Alta
International
Ennis
Masonic Hall
Ray Khols
Montana State College Experiment Station
Norris
Pete Jackson
Fred Monger Ranch
Jackson
Joel Jackson
Phil Yeckel
Jumping Horse
Yeckel
Bob Ross
Cross Ranch
Horse Prairie
Beaverhead County
Bob Cunningham
Madison County
Pete Jackson III
Hal Watson
Nature
Bill Armitage
Cameron
Montana Standard Sunday June 16 1963
The Montana Standard prints on Sunday June 16 1963 with regional updates from Butte and Anaconda. Readers see local news briefs, sport scores, weather notes, and community notices typical of the era.
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Butte-Anaconda
Montana
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Frank Quinn
Standard-Post
John L. Ingalls
England
Argentina
Australia
United States
ASRM
Canada
Mexico
Assembly
Norman Chevallier
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Chevallier
Armitage