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SignatureMT | 59 throughout the fall and winter, ranchers find successful lambing seasons crucial to their operations long-term viability. According to omas Chard, a 29- year veteran of the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service (USDA NASS), sheep production in Montana remains strong in relation to other states in the Mountain Region. With more than 230,000 sheep owned by 1,394 ranchers statewide, and representing an inventory value of over $49.5 million, it's easy to see that the Mon- tana sheep industry wields widespread economic impact, the extent of which hinges on productive lambing seasons. Beginning in late March and oen coinciding with the tail end of calving, 1618 Front Street, PO Box 128 • Fort Benton, MT 59442 www.pioneeragency.com • Phone: 406-622-5033 • Fax: 406-622-5001 PROTECTION FOR 403 Central Avenue | Great Falls, MT 406.452.6724 www.pizazzmt.com Clean Kitchens Start With e-cloth

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