HAVRE, Mont. (RFD News) — More than 250 people from 16 states and 11 countries gathered along Montana’s Hi-Line for the 53rd Montana Angus Tour.
Western Ag Network’s Lane Nordlund took us along as breeders showcased Angus genetics from across the region.
Hosted by the North Central Montana Angus Association, the tour highlighted cattle bred to handle Montana’s demanding conditions, from extreme temperatures to traveling miles for food and water.
The annual event gives breeders a chance to showcase their genetics and connect with cattle producers from around the world.
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