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Season 4700 Episode 6 | 56m 46s Video has closed captioning.
Bob Quinn, an organic producer from Big Sandy, will discuss organic crop production and how producers can transition from non-organic to organic production.
Aired: 05/07/17
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The Montana Department of Agriculture, the MSU Extension Service, the MSU AG Experiment Stations of the College of Agriculture, the Montana Wheat & Barley Committee, the Montana Bankers Association, Cashman Nursery and Landscaping, and the Gallatin Gardeners Club.
Bees: the Key to Our Future? (No. 4710)
Michelle Flenniken, MSU's resident bee expert, will discuss the current state of bees.
Growth Through Agriculture Program (No. 4709)
Angie Nelson with the Montana Department of Agriculture.
How Does Public Debt Affect Agriculture? (No. 4708)
Retired Montana State University economist Myles Watts.
Biological Weed Controls (No. 4707)
Biological control specialist at Montana State University Jeff Littlefield
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Jasmin Reimer, Montana Department of Agriculture and Noxious Weed Trust Fund Coordinator.
Groundwater Quality- What Is The Outlook? (No. 4704)
Christopher Kelly, hydrologist with the Montana Department of Ag.
Pulse Crops - Our New Economic Boon? (No. 4703)
Kevin McPhee, Montana State University's new pulse crop breeder.
Do You Love Those Little Pasture Rodents? (No. 4702)
Steve Vantassel, Vertebrate Pest Specialist with the Montana Department of Ag.
Climate Change in the Ag World (No. 4701)
A discussion about how climate change is perceived in Montana agriculture.
