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Leray completing his PhD at North Carolina State University. EDITOR Hayley Lenington-Leray Diane Charlton is an assistant professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics CREATIVE DIRECTOR at Montana State University. She completed her Ph.D. Ted Stuff at University of California, Davis. SALES/MARKETING Jack May “A journalist by training, Reagan Colyer writes for the Montana State University news service covering the MSU College of Agriculture.” CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Anton Bekkerman, Alexis Bonogofsky, Diane Charlton, Reagan Colyer Kate Fuller, Hayley Lenington-Leray, Brock Smith, Kate Fuller is an assistant professor and extension Ellie Stone, Megan Van Emon, Suzanne Waring specialist in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics at Montana State University. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Alexis Bonogofsky, Ali Spoon, Eric Visocan, Sara Young John Grassy has worked as a journalist, book editor, author and public affairs specialist for more than 30 CULINARY SPECIALIST years. He has served as Communications Officer for Chandee Bomgardner the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation since 2007. Brock Smith is an Assistant Professor in the Department RESOURCE PARTNERS: of Agricultural Economics and Economics at Montana MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: State University. He mainly studies effects of oil and Andy Fjeseth, Communications officer natural gas shocks in both an international and domestic PO Box 200201 | Helena, MT 59601-0201 US setting. 406-444-3684 | [email protected] MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Having grown up on a farm that is still in the family, Suzanne Waring maintains an interest in advances being P.O. Box 172230 | Bozeman, MT 59717-223 made in agriculture. (406) 994-1750 | [email protected] Interim Director of Extension CODY STONE MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE CULINARY SPECIALIST Communications Director REAGAN COLYER College of Agriculture | MT Agricultural Experiment Station Chandee Bomgardner is a Montana native with roots 406.994.7866 | [email protected] firmly planted in faith, family, farming and food. Her love for culinary arts is best witnessed in her art studio No public funds are used in the publishing of farm406 magazine. (commercial kitchen) where she creates new recipes and blends life into old family favorites. Chandee and her husband own Bomgardner Catering. SUBSCRIPTIONS CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS If you are moving, renewing, have a question, please call Winston Publishing. A new subscriber’s first issue will be mailed within 8 weeks of order receipt. 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