Bibliograph

Montana women from the ground up, passionate voices in agriculture and land conservation

Type

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Montana women from the ground up, passionate voices in agriculture and land conservation

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Montana women from the ground up

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Sub title

passionate voices in agriculture and land conservation

Summary

Growing up on the family ranch, Linda Finley fought hard to gain the acceptance and respect as a ranch hand that her brothers took for granted. Arlene Pile barely remembers learning to ride a horse and run machinery--she was so young. She learned to drive on an 8N Ford tractor with a buck rake. Lee Jacobsen became the first woman in the state licensed to artificially inseminate cattle. Meet these and other Montana women passionate about caring for their land and determined to make the lifestyle their own. Many never doubted for a moment that they would spend their lives in agriculture, while others speak of their surprise and delight to find themselves living on the land. All agree that they wouldn't be happy doing anything else

Target audience

adult

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