COHAGEN, Mont. – On Thursday, March 25, Garfield County rancher Lane Green looked out at his planted winter wheat field. It was a pleasantly warm spring afternoon, but much to Lane’s dismay, he watched as the wind blew his precious top soil away. Clouds formed in the distance, and they weren’t rain clouds, unfortunately, but clouds of dust.
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Greens begin calving, hopeful for rain to alleviate dry conditions
One of Lane Green’s cows stands proudly over her new calf that is safely tucked in the sagebrush.
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