MSU Animal & Range Sciences

Join Megan Van Emon, Montana State University Extension Beef Cattle Specialist, from 1-2 p.m. Tuesday, June 16, for a free webinar on "Making beef management decisions early during drought."

The live event will be held via Teams at: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/265998402137204?p=sTF6tcl2wR9mdbnnFw

To join via phone: +1 406-384-6803,124607404 # United States, Billings | Phone conference ID: 124 607 404 #

Webinars will be recorded and available later in the week.

More information at: https://www.montana.edu/calendar/events/58026

Webinar: Making Beef Management Decisions Early during Drought The MSU Calendar is for events that are put on by registered student organizations, events put on by academic and administrative units of the university, and events sponsored by the university.

Listen in to the May 29 episode of This week on Next Year Country, as Colton Young, Colter Brown, and Andy Schwab sit down with Montana State University Extension Sheep Specialist Brent Roeder to talk about the future of the sheep industry and the grand opening of MSU’s new wool lab.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i45DuX8AVbk

New MSU Wool Lab Highlights Opportunities in the Sheep Industry This week on Next Year Country, Colton Young, Colter Brown, and And...

The foaling has begun! 🐴🥰This handsome and healthy c**t by Ross Creek Diablo and out of Ross Creek Carmelia was born May 26. Follow MSU Equine Science to follow along as they welcome our new arrivals!

The Bozeman Agricultural Teaching Farm (BART) is so important to our students for the opportunities it provides for invaluable hands-on learning.

MSU's BART Farm gives students hands-on learning experience Take a drive just five minutes west of Montana State University, and you’ll find yourself at BART Farm, 474 acres of land dedicated to teaching the next generation of agriculturists.

We hope to see you at the Equine Open House tomorrow beginning at 10 a.m.! Miller Livestock Pavilion, 2730 W. Garfield St.

Check out the young horse training showcase and competition, and the riding showcase and competition; view the MSU Angus herd; meet equine students and the horses; peruse the research projects; and purchase a treasure at the tack sale to support the equine program!

Ready to celebrate our graduates as they reap the efforts of their hard work! From left to right: Drs. Chris Posbergh, Sarah McCoski, Amanda Bradbery and Tim DelCurto (department head).

We are so excited to celebrate our Spring 2026 graduates! To view the full list of degree candidates, visit: https://www.montana.edu/news/25322/montana-state-announces-candidates-for-spring-2026-commencement .

MSU Developing the Young Horse hosted the Gallatin County 4-H Horseless Horse Project last week for an evening of learning about horse behavior and training! 🍀

Congratulations to Kellen Marlow, livestock operations manager, for being selected as the April MSU College of Agriculture Faculty Member of the Month!

Kellen was nominated with the following: "Passionate, always willing to teach, has a positive attitude, does more with less. The most knowledgeable and hardworking faculty member I've had the pleasure to learn from."

SAVE THE DATE: Join MSU Developing the Young Horse at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 9, for the third annual MSU Equine Open House! The open house will take place at Miller Livestock Pavilion, 2730 W. Garfield St., in Bozeman, and is free and open to the public.

Along with an opportunity to support the growing MSU Equine Program, the event includes:
-- Young horse training showcase and competition
-- Riding program showcase and competition
-- An opportunity to view MSU beef cattle breeding stock (bulls and heifers)
-- An opportunity to meet the students and horses
-- Tack sale
-- Equine research showcase and an opportunity to meet the researchers
-- Light refreshments provided.