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Internationally renowned horseman Buck Brannaman to visit MSU for horsemanship clinic
The Feb. 16 clinic is open only to students, although members of the public are invited to attend as spectators. Tickets are $20, or $10 for current students with student identification, and they will be available for purchase at the pavilion on the day of the event only. Read more... MSU research to be presented at massive conference
Findings from more than 60 MSU researchers is being presented during the world’s largest meeting devoted to earth and space science. Read more...
Level 1 Master Gardener class for Gallatin County begins
MSU Extension in Gallatin County will host the Level 1 Master Gardener class starting Tuesday, Jan. 6, and running consecutive Tuesdays until Feb. 24. Read more... MSU Alumni Foundation partners with Montana Stockgrowers Association to support graduate student fellowships and expand MSU’s first chair in Animal and Range Sciences
The partners will work to raise $1 million in private support for graduate fellowships to complement the Nancy Cameron Chair in Animal and Range Sciences. Read more... MSU Extension in Gallatin County receives funding for wetland monitoring
The funding will establish annual monitoring of wetland conditions across ecologically significant watersheds in Gallatin County.
Read more... MSU study: Native fungus could be another tool for helping restore ghostly forests
An MSU scientist who is concerned about the devastation of whitebark pine forests has found hope in a native fungus called Siberian slippery jack. Read more... MSU Extension will hold Farm Bill meetings in 20 Montana communities
MSU Extension, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency, will hold meetings in January to inform Montana producers about important new programs authorized by the Agricultural Act of 2014. Read more...
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