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Field Days
Mondays at 7PM

Field Days is a weekly audio diary following the day-to-day lives of Montana farmers and ranchers. Hosted by Sarah Brown and produced by Yellowstone Public Radio, Field Days has featured flower farmers, bison ranchers, veterinarians, beekeepers, and more telling their stories across 15 seasons. Field Days was the recipient of the 2019 E.B. Craney Non-Commercial Radio Program of the Year, awarded annually by the Montana Broadcasters Association. It was a runner-up for the same award in 2024 and 2025. Theme music by John Kosel.

  • On this episode of Field Days, Lamont and Jennifer Herman of Montana Prime Meats deliver boxes of frozen meat to their Billings store.
  • On this episode of Field Days, Lamont Herman of Montana Prime Meats and his family shoot a television commercial at their Billings store.
  • On this episode of Field Days, Lamont Herman of Montana Prime Meats is back at the ranch, sorting his cattle into small groups.
  • On this episode of Field Days, Lamont and Jennifer Herman’s daughters hand out sacks of free dog bones at Montana Prime Meats.
  • On this episode of Field Days, rancher Lamont Herman of Montana Prime Meats brings in a mobile repair tech to work on Lamont’s tractors right in the field.
  • On this episode of Field Days, rancher Lamont Herman of Montana Prime Meats restores a vintage grain grinder.
  • On this episode of Field Days, rancher Lamont Herman of Montana Prime Meats gets ready to offer customers fresh meat in the coming weeks.
  • On the premiere episode of Season 17 of Field Days, we meet rancher Lamont Herman of Montana Prime Meats, who has taken his family ranch in a totally new direction.
  • On the final episode of Season 16 of Field Days, Shane Strecker of Strecker Farms in Bighorn harvests sugar beets on a mild, sunny afternoon.
  • On this episode of Field Days, Shane Strecker of Strecker Farms in Bighorn drives his freshly cut sugar beets to Billings again and again and again.