Dr. Dale McCall of Colorado receives highest NFU honor for meritorious service to American agriculture. Learn about his contributions and what this means.
Author: Harry Ward
MeatEater’s ‘Our Way of Life’ with Heather is back for a new season, with fresh episodes dropping every Monday at 6pm MT. Here’s what to expect.
Short-stature corn isn’t a new idea in plant breeding, but it’s getting fresh attention after reports from the 2026 Commodity Classic that Bayer’s “Preceon Smart Corn” system is performing well in field settings and may offer management advantages over conventional-height hybrids. For Montana producers, the question isn’t whether it’s flashy—it’s whether it pencils out under […]
MeatEater’s Flying V Waterfowl takes a 4-year-old on his first duck hunt at a hot-water hole called The Redneck. A heartwarming reminder of why we hunt.
Discover early spring river walleye fishing below a dam with MinnDak Outdoors, featuring tips and a catch-clean-cook session.
Most walleye aren’t eating on the lift—they’re committing on the pause. Here’s how WalleyeWranglers times “controlled stillness,” why it works under ice, and how to dial in pause length when the bite turns picky.
Montana’s spring moisture can boost winter wheat tillering, help spring wheat get established, and improve hay and pasture growth—but stacked storms and lingering leaf wetness can quickly raise rust risk. Here’s what to watch by region, how to scout, and how to think through fungicide timing and haying windows.
Jacob Sweere’s maiden trip in a brand-new Vexus turns into a practical spring walleye masterclass on the Mississippi River—covering hair jig strategy, LiveScope-driven adjustments, and the on-water decisions that make early-season river fishing click.
Backcountry dental care doesn’t have to clash with Leave No Trace. In many cases, the brushing action matters most—so water-only can work. If you want more cleaning power, baking soda and carefully chosen chewing sticks are low-impact options, and if you bring toothpaste, you can reduce your footprint by dispersing, diluting, or packing out spit.
Tom Boley breaks in a brand-new Warrior Boat while dialing in a simple, repeatable early-spring walleye pattern: jigging live bait on channel points where current shifts set up feeding windows. He also highlights why sensitivity, electronics, and dependable battery power matter when bites are subtle.