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Canyon Creek, MT · Business
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Montana could soon ease restrictions on mining precious metals
The American mining industry is making a comeback. There's bipartisan support for producing more minerals and metals in the U.S. for national and economic security. Prices for gold, silver and other metals are at historic highs, and places that have opposed mining in the past are rethinking those positions. Montana Public Radio's Ellis Juhlin reports.
krps.org
Montana could soon ease restrictions on mining precious metals
The American mining industry is making a comeback. There is bipartisan support for producing more minerals and metals in the U.S. for national and economic security. Prices for gold, silver and other metals are at historic highs, and places that have opposed mining in the past are rethinking those positions. Montana Public Radio's Ellis Juhlin reports.
montanarightnow.com
Three Forks farm gets state funding to support operations
THREE FORKS, Mont. — Montana’s Department of Agriculture invested more than $800,000 in 17 agricultural businesses, including one family-run farm in Three Forks. Franck and Kari Groeneweg moved their family from Saskatchewan, Canada to Montana in 2020 and settled in Three Forks. They brought years of farming experience and now run Living Sky Grains.
Montana Free Press
New to Helena: Downtown welcomes new food market
Sign up for the free Helena This Week newsletter and stay in the loop on Helena city government, public school meetings, business news and upcoming entertainment and events. Couple set to open Asian food market on Sixth Avenue. In downtown Helena, a small white sign that reads “A-MART” in red...
northernag.net
Director Streit Highlights Innovation at Living Sky Grains in Three Forks
THREE FORKS, Mont. – Director of Agriculture Jillien Streit continued her focus on highlighting businesses across Montana modeling innovative practices and adding value to the state’s agricultural ecosystem where she visited Living Sky Grains in Three Forks. “Implementing new practices is not for the faint of heart, especially...