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From the Field: Farming is a Risky Business

2017-07-06 22:09:11| National Farmers Union

By Matt Perdue, NFU Government Relations Representative Farming is a risky business. A sudden storm, enduring drought, or proliferation of crop disease can decimate a crop. Even when farmers produce a bumper crop, market downturns can still make it a struggle to make ends meet. In Montanas Golden Triangle, farms of all sizes and types […]

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