The Nonprofit Producer Partnership donated nearly 250,000 pounds of Montana-raised animal protein to the Montana Food Bank Network, Montana Schools and other charities across the Big Sky State.
Our nonprofit organization partners with livestock producers across the state by processing donated livestock into top quality protein and providing it to food banks to help those in need. Local producers, and food centers working in partnership to provide Montana protein to those individuals and families with food insecurity. This is the spirit of Montana neighbors helping one another.
MEDA is excited to announce that applications for Montana Community Reviews are now open!
For those unfamiliar, a Community Review is an in-depth peer assessment designed to create a strategic game plan for your community’s economic development. Experienced economic developers will immerse themselves in your community, learning all there is to know and helping to craft actionable strategies
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Montana State to host virtual Friday Forum on Bozeman’s long-term water supply plan – 5/9 – Online Zoom
The forum will feature a presentation and analysis of Bozeman’s long-term water supply and related planning efforts. A short overview of the city’s current water supply sources will be followed by recommendations for future use and sustainability.
This Parisian neighborhood could be a blueprint for better American cities
Europe is embracing the ‘ecodistrict’ as a new way to build thoughtful, car-free neighborhoods. Why can’t the United States do the same?
Montana nuclear energy development bills head to the governor’s desk
Two bills that could open the door for a nuclear energy industry in Montana have passed the legislature and are headed to the Governor’s desk.
New Report: Federal Land Transfer Would Send Montana Economy Into Tailspin, Increase Montana Tax Burden By $8 Billion
“This research shows how the land transfer movement would both send our state’s economy into a tailspin by driving up grazing costs 1,600%, harming our $5.4 billion recreation tourism economy and adding a conservatively estimated $8 billion burden on local taxpayers. The impacts would be unsustainable and lead to the inevitable: Montana’s cherished public lands would be sold off to private interests.”
Montana State’s QCORE advancing quantum particle research across the state
The QCORE center now has two quantum computers, the first of their kind in the United States.
How to Start a Successful Podcast
Topics covered include defining your podcast’s purpose, recommended recording gear, podcast hosting, show formatting, and creative elements like artwork and music.
Join us for the first Cooperative Academy May 12-14th, 2025 in Great Falls
Co-Op Employees and Boards- We Want You to Join Us! This is more than just a training—it’s an opportunity to grow the cooperative movement from the inside out. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting initiative!