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Yellowstone Bison Made a Stunning Comeback. Now, After 120 Years of Conservation, The Bison Form a Single Breeding PopulationStudies conducted in the last 20 years suggest that the bison population at Yellowstone National Park includes two separate ...
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I Ate My Way Through Montana's Cattle Country—and Found the Perfect SteakTracing Montana’s cattle culture, from wild buffalo to grass-fed steak. As I stood atop a rocky precipice in central Montana, ...
An ag economist says he’s monitoring the total number of cattle on feed in the USDA report this week. Charley Martinez is ...
The SDSU Bison Conservation Innovation Grant (CIG) research project is looking to bring nationwide recognition to the ...
Do you think there would be public outrage?” Ranchers in Montana worry that their cattle—mixing on public grazing lands with wild bison from the park—could become infected with brucellosis ...
South Dakota State University is working toward adding a bison studies minor and certificate – which would be the first in ...
The Livestock Loss Board handles those claims. However, a small — but growing — number of bison producers don’t have access to the same system and can’t file claims over animals that have ...
Most bison today aren't pure bison but are genetically mixed with cattle. The zoo says its four bison represent the purest stock in North America because genetic integrity plays an important role ...
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