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Fisher Family Carries Hunting With Them (opens the original)
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Zac Fisher shown with his 2020 Montana bull elk. (Photo by Jim Fisher) Eden Fisher (left) and Rhett Fisher (right) preparing to go deer hunting in 2024. (Photo by Zac Fisher) Zac Fisher shown with his father, Jim, and a Montana black bear that Zac shot in high school. (Photo submitted) Eden Fisher in the deer blind last fall. (Photo by Zac Fisher) Zac and Emily Fisher may call Cartwright, ND, home now, but both grew up in the mountains around the Kalispell, MT, area. Their father's involved them
4-H Senior Foss Shows Her Passions, Rabbits, Cattle & Cats (opens the original)
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In a decade of 4-H, Addison “Addi” Foss has had the chance to show every species thanks to years of Round Robins, but rabbits, cattle and cats are her passions. Her parents, Cory and Sarah Foss own and operate Pleasant Valley Angus, Sidney, MT. Her brother Hazen also shows in 4-H, with his focus on Market Beef. Addi graduated from Lambert this spring and will be attending University of Mary, Bismarck, ND, for business administration. A lifetime animal lover, Addi raises and shows Mini and Hollan
MSU-EARC Requests Farmers Grasshopper Reports (opens the original)
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Edges of fields in Roosevelt and Sheridan counties have been observed to be housing a number of grasshoppers close to what researchers consider an economic threshold and requiring intervention. While numbers within the pea, lentil, and one soybean field are currently low, they are asking producers to be watchful and report sightings to keep current on the situation. Grasshoppers are more easily managed in their nymph stages, and populations often begin in field margins, ditches, roadsides, and a
Cade Verschoot, 4-H Senior (opens the original)
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A decade ago, a group of friends who had recently joined 4-H convinced Cade Verschoot and his family, including siblings Maci and Kael, to join as well, and now he is in his final Richland County Fair as a 4-H member. Cade is a student at Lambert High School and his parents, Tony and Lisa Verschoot raise Black Angus cattle along with grain and peas. He plans on attending college in Powell, WY, at Northwest College and pursue a degree in farm and ranch management, as well as ag business. Cade is
Cade Verschoot, 4-H Senior (opens the original)
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Cade Verschoot with his market steer Belly Dump. (Photo submitted) Dale Vitt with the steer named "Dale" (Photo submitted) A decade ago, a group of friends who had recently joined 4-H convinced Cade Verschoot and his family, including siblings Maci and Kael, to join as well, and now he is in his final Richland County Fair as a 4-H member. Cade is a student at Lambert High School and his parents, Tony and Lisa Verschoot raise Black Angus cattle along with grain and peas. He plans on attending col
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