Friday, April 5, 2013

Keystone XL Stirs Montana Farmer's Climate Change And Crop Concerns

April 5, 2013
Last year proved too dry. The year before -- too wet. For Wade Sikorski of Fallon County, Mont., the years in which the weather is just right to grow food on his ranch seem to be increasingly few and far between.
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