We can fix most political problems with a bit of old-fashioned collaboration

If Congress wants to transform the Farm Bill into a food bill, it must focus on crops

Six months into the New Year, the growing season has been anything but predictable

With meat processed and imported from all over the world, consumers may soon have no right to know this morsel of food information

Many more families across the Flathead are getting their hands back into the dirt by growing some of their own food

People have a right to know where their food is produced and what’s in it

Zinke and Tester would be wise to focus on passing policy that helps people, farmers and eaters

Columbia Falls and Kalispell have two new political champions

Whitefish won’t see this kind of clean water deal again

Most of our lawmakers want to return home knowing they were productive and effective

The Legislature always focuses too much of its time on frivolous policy

In April voters will choose whether to raise the tourist tax 1 point to 3 percent

On Feb. 25 the Lentil Underground book tour with author Liz Carlisle and farmer Dave Oien will be at FVCC at 6:45 p.m.

Political leaders often ignore our societal obligations to the sick, the hungry, and the elderly

Social media allow voters a link inside the Montana Legislature, but realistically still only augment old-fashioned newspaper reporting