GREAT FALLS, Mont. - A tradition in north central Montana, the KMON Montana Agricultural and industrial Expo, better known as the MAGIE, comes to the Montana ExpoPark (located at the State Fairgrounds) Jan. 19-21 in Great Fallks, Mont. With new hours, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the MAGIE will be more accessible to patrons. The huge event will take place in the Four Seasons Arena at the ExpoPark. 

As is traditional, KMON Country Radio 560 AM, producer of the show since 1979, will have live broadcasts during the MAGIE. MAGIE features exhibitors from all over the Pacific Northwest, Montana, the Dakotas and Canada. 

GREAT FALLS, Mont. – If producers have always wanted to climb aboard a high-tech tractor, put it into auto-steer, drive around the parking lot with their hands ‘off the wheel’ and try out all the different readouts on the high tech four-color monitors, then the MAGIE is the place to come.

The Montana Agricultural and Industrial Expo called the MAGIE will be held at the Four Seasons Arena in  Montana ExpoPark (State Fairgrounds) Jan. 19-21 in Great Falls, Mont.

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - After two years in business, the Nelson Academy of Agricultural Sciences Online is growing.  They will be at the MAGIE again this year, Jan. 19-21, to answer questions and show visitors what they do. The MAGIE will be held in Great Falls at the Montana ExpoPark.

LeRoy Nelson, an agriculture teacher from northeastern Montana, realized that many schools did not have the funding to offer their students classes in agricultural sciences.  That concerned him.  He knew there were students who wanted to learn about agriculture, who wanted to pursue it as a career, or who wanted to be involved in agriculture in other ways. 

For almost 100 years, Joyce Fuel & Feed has been offering fuel and agriculture supplies to the people of central Montana.  With two locations, one in Geraldine and another in Fort Benton, Joyce Fuel and Feed will be setting up a temporary third location at the MAGIE, Jan. 19, 20, and 21, in Great Falls, Mont.

According to Perry Joyce, the company sells bulk fuel, farm chemicals, feed and even clothing.

Precision Truck, LLC, located in Havre, Mont., started when Curt Rambo went to Oklahoma to pick up a trailer for his farming and ranching operation.

But when he saw the trailer, he realized his pickup truck would not be able to pull the trailer back to Montana.