From MSU News Service
The Montana State University College of Agriculture and Montana Agricultural Experiment Station will host its 19th annual Celebrate Agriculture event, set for Friday and Saturday, November 9th–10th in the MSU Strand Union Building ballrooms. The event includes an annual ...
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XChange dialogue explores regional population growth
I Am Interchange is fostering curiosity, education and empathy by exploring the controversial and the provocative.
On Thursday, November 8th, at Downtown Bozeman’s Rialto Theatre, I Am Interchange will proudly present “Should We Control Our Population Growth?” a controversial new XChange dialogue ...
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Public Library forum discusses the restoring of wild bison in Montana
There are no longer wild bison in Montana year-round. A new grassroots organization, the Montana Wild Bison Restoration Coalition, will present public forum, “Restoring Wild Bison in Montana,” on Thursday, November 8th at the Bozeman Public Library from 6–8pm. The evening will include a presentation ...
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‘History That Matters’ series closes w/ Crow Fair & Culture program
The final program of the “History That Matters: Anniversaries of 2018” series features a co-presentation by Shane Doyle, educator and member of the Crow (Apsaålooke) Tribe, and John Zumpano, local photographer. “Crow Fair: Celebrating 100 Years of Apsaålooke Culture” will take place on Wednesday, ...
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Public talk on satellites to be given Nov. 8 at Livingston library
From MSU News Service
The Montana State University Wonderlust lifelong learning organization will offer a public presentation at the Livingston Park County Library on Thursday, November 8th called “Over Our Heads: Introduction to the World of Satellites.”
John Elwell, a long-time space researcher, ...
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Words from the Hive: We need to talk about honey
by Christine Hrenya, Ph.D. Engineering
What the honeybees are up to…
Activity in the Bozeman hive slows down dramatically in November. The male bees, or drones, have been kicked out since mating is done for the season. The queen will lay more drone eggs in Spring, when mating next begins. The ...
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