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The Sioux Chef Sean Sherman visited the area recently. Sherman’s Indigenous Food Lab in Bozeman is ramping up its supply operations here in Montana. YPR’s Karl Lengel chatted with Sherman at a book signing at Mammoth Springs in Yellowstone National Park.
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Yellowstone County’s food authority is cracking down on products derived from kratom, a Southeast Asian plant with psychoactive chemicals they say can be deadly in concentrated doses. Enforcement began Jan. 1 after months of notice, and tea houses continue to serve kratom drinks.
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A coalition of interest groups including agricultural producers, local governments and environmental advocates seek to overturn a Montana law they say allows the exploitation of others' water rights.
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Members of Montana's outdoor tourism industry are gathering in Billings this week for a conference on public lands, community resilience and access to the outdoors.
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YPR's karl Lengel chats with owners and operators on Montana's Bookstore Map.
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YPR's Karl Lengel talks with grammar guru Ellen Jovin as she and husband Brandt Johnson promote "Rebel With a Clause".
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YPR's Karl Lengel talks with Beartooth Books co-owners Brian and Amy Sweet.
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In this session, YPR’s Karl Lengel chats with Dan Hargrove, Director of the Rocky Mountain College (RMC) Aviation program and Rocky Mountain College Associate aviation professor Matt Prinkke.
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It’s National Farmers Market Week August 3 through August 9. YPR's Karl Lengel visist some Billings farmers markets to find out more about the increasing popularity of this community resource.
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Forty years have passed since the Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market opened the bushel bins in Billings in 1985, and the humble beginnings have grown to a major seasonal event running through October 4th, with over 60 vendors spread across four city blocks. YPR’s Karl Lengel visited the market opening Saturday, July 17th.
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Like most businesses riding out the current economy, independent bookstores have had some interesting ups and downs. In this occasional series, YPR’s Karl Lengel visits some of Montana's favorites to talk with owners and operators.
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The state is rolling out new leasing rules to entice businesses to move into and restore historic structures in Virginia City, Nevada City and Reeder's Alley.