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This month's article for the Hi-Line Farm & Ranch tab is a photo essay of the Waid Ranch's yearling operation in the Bear Paw Mountains. Lon and Stacy Waid have been raising yearlings since 2003, the year that a drought caused them to switch their operation from cow-calf to yearling....
Thirty-four years. That is how long Randy Martin has been an instructor, then the lead instructor, for the VFW Bear Paw Junior Rifle Club. He was introduced to the club when he was 9 and was an active member until he left for the U.S. Army at 18. "After I came back (from the Army) I felt like I owed (the rifle club) something and I have been here ever since," said Martin, who turned the leadership of the club over to Errol Niedert while he battled cancer. While more than a...
Cattle producers from around the Hi-Line gathered at the Northern Agricultural Research Center outside Havre Wednesday morning to hear Curt Pate, who manages a small grazing operation in South Dakota, talk about low-stress cattle handling Wednesday, June 6, 2018, and demonstrate how to read signs of stress when cattle are being handled. Pate, who has conducted demonstrations and clinics on stock handling and horse training for more than a decade, demonstrated his cattle...
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A typical school day for a second-grader means classes, recess, lunch, more class and then a trip back home. Tuesday, however, students from Lincoln-McKinley Primary School changed that pattern with trips to the Blaine County Wildlife Museum and the Blaine County Museum. Around 40 students with various parents and teachers took the trip to Chinook with the classes splitting up, one going to the wildlife museum first and the other going to the county museum, then swapping...
The Bullhook Blossoms Garden Club, for the third year in a row, went to the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line to help kids, mostly aged 6 to 9, who are interested in gardening. Plants and seeds, which were donated to this event by Downtown Gardens, will be worked on all summer by kids at the club and then be eaten during meals that the club offers to kids, club Executive Director Krista Solomon said. Along with the normal introduction to gardening that Bullhook Blossoms has...
Havre elementary students were once again in Beaver Creek Park Monday helping control a major problem-weed. The Burdock Dig is an annual event since 1994 that has fifth-graders from Sunnyside helping the Hill County Weed District remove weeds like burdock and houndstongue from Beaver Creek Park. This year saw 65 students and 23 adults helping pull weeds. While one may think that getting fifth-graders to dig up weeds would be hard, that tends to not be the case with some...
Montana Actors' Theatre is again combining drama and food with fine meals set to be served before three weekends of a locally written dark comedy. The acting troupe is producing "Rugburns," written by its artistic director, Jay Pyette, starting the weekend of April 13-14 and running the following two weekends. Pyette, who also is directing the production, said the play is a fast-paced comedy. "A ludicrous farce where things spin out of control so quickly based on the...
