Montana FFA Association Executive Director Megan Irion joins four of the 2025–2026 State Officers for a special conversation with our network’s Colton Young as they celebrate National FFA Week.

Tune in as they share why National FFA Week matters, reflect on the State Officers’ year of service across Montana, and highlight the impact FFA continues to have on students, schools, and communities. From meaningful moments to plenty of laughs, this is one episode you won’t want to miss!

Montana FFA Association Executive Director Megan Irion joins four of the 2025&ndash;2026 State Officers for a special conversation with our network&rsquo;s Colton Young as they celebrate National FFA Week.
Tune in as they share why National FFA Week matters, reflect on the State Officers&rsquo; year of service across Montana, and highlight the impact FFA continues to have on students, schools, and communities. From meaningful moments to plenty of laughs, this is one episode you won&rsquo;t want to miss!

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The Northern Ag Network provides hourly farm news and market reports, weather programs and special features. In addition, the Northern Ag Network produces two daily Ag Television programs each morning, which are seen on nine of Montana&rsquo;s premier television stations.
Nationally-recognized broadcasters, award-winning programming and documented listener loyalty unlike anything else in the industry have made this Northern Broadcasting Network the primary marketing tool of dozens of successful businesses across the West.

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National FFA Week 2026 

Dr. Jeff Littlefield with Montana State University and Melissa Maggio with the Montana Biocontrol Project break down how biological control works, some common misconceptions and perspectives on what to consider when using this tool in your Integrated Weed Management Plan.     

Listen to the full interview at:  https://www.northernag.net/in-the-weeds-with-biocontrol/

 

Dr. Jeff Littlefield with Montana State University and Melissa Maggio with the Montana Biocontrol Project break down how biological control works, some common misconceptions and perspectives on what to consider when using this tool in your Integrated Weed Management Plan.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;
Listen to the full interview at: &nbsp;<a href="https://www.northernag.net/in-the-weeds-with-biocontrol/">https://www.northernag.net/in-the-weeds-with-biocontrol/</a>
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Putting Biocontrol to Work in Your Integrated Weed Management Plan

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In recognition of the Year of the Woman Farmer, Montana Farmers Union Small Family Farms podcast continues highlighting women shaping Montana agriculture.

In this episode, we visit with Megan Bausch, a fourth-generation Montana farmer who works alongside her dad on the family operation. Megan shares the dynamics of that partnership, along with how the farm has grown Bausch Potato Inc.'s direct-to-consumer sales and value-added agriculture side of the business.

Looking to connect with other women in agriculture, Megan attended a Montana Farmers Union Women’s Conference and soon became a member. Just two years later, that connection has opened the door to new relationships, experiences and resources, including assistance with haying equipment that helped expand another area of the farm.

It’s a story of family, connection and finding new opportunities to grow.

In recognition of the Year of the Woman Farmer, Montana Farmers Union Small Family Farms podcast continues highlighting women shaping Montana agriculture.
In this episode, we visit with Megan Bausch, a fourth-generation Montana farmer who works alongside her dad on the family operation. Megan shares the dynamics of that partnership, along with how the farm has grown Bausch Potato Inc.'s direct-to-consumer sales and value-added agriculture side of the business.
Looking to connect with other women in agriculture, Megan attended a Montana Farmers Union Women&rsquo;s Conference and soon became a member. Just two years later, that connection has opened the door to new relationships, experiences and resources, including assistance with haying equipment that helped expand another area of the farm.
It&rsquo;s a story of family, connection and finding new opportunities to grow.

Montana Family Farms Podcast:  Growing Potatoes, Connection & New Opportunities

A phone call. A fake FBI agent. A Bitcoin ATM. And more than $42,000 gone.

In this episode of Fraud Files, we examine how a 21-year-old Montana woman lost more than $42,000 after scammers posing as federal and local law enforcement convinced her she was connected to a serious criminal investigation.

Using personal information to make the threat believable, the scammers created fear and urgency, isolated her from friends and family, and convinced her to empty her bank and investment accounts and convert the money to Bitcoin.

The episode breaks down the warning signs, how scammers use fear and authority to manipulate victims, why cryptocurrency can make stolen money difficult to recover, and resources available to Montanans who fall victim to securities fraud.

A phone call. A fake FBI agent. A Bitcoin ATM. And more than $42,000 gone.
In this episode of Fraud Files, we examine how a 21-year-old Montana woman lost more than $42,000 after scammers posing as federal and local law enforcement convinced her she was connected to a serious criminal investigation.
Using personal information to make the threat believable, the scammers created fear and urgency, isolated her from friends and family, and convinced her to empty her bank and investment accounts and convert the money to Bitcoin.
The episode breaks down the warning signs, how scammers use fear and authority to manipulate victims, why cryptocurrency can make stolen money difficult to recover, and resources available to Montanans who fall victim to securities fraud.

National FFA Week 2026

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