Montana Women From The Ground Up - Paperback Book History Collectible NEW

Montana Women From The Ground Up. Passionate voices in agriculture and land conservation. Cover shows a ranching scene with a woman on horseback and cattle. Clean, readable cover design.  Montana Women From the Ground Up: Passionate Voices in Agriculture & Land Conservation is a non-fiction book by Kristine E. Ellis, published in 2018.   The book is a collection of oral histories documenting the vital roles women play in Montana's agriculture and land stewardship. It captures the personal stories of over 50 Montana ranchers, highlighting their determination, passion, and the gumption required to thrive in a demanding lifestyle  Linda Finley: Fought for respect as a ranch hand on her family's ranch. Lee Jacobsen: Became the first woman in Montana licensed to artificially inseminate cattle. Arlene Pile: Shares memories of learning to drive an 8N Ford tractor as a young child. Valerie Wadman: Operates the Bar VW Ranch and mentors interns to help them appreciate agricultural life.  Author: Kristine E. Ellis (written for the Broadwater and Glacier County Conservation Districts).  Publisher: The History Press (part of the American Heritage series).  Format: Typically available as a 144–160 page paperback.  Purpose: To preserve the essential history of women in agriculture and conservation, ensuring their voices are recorded in the Montana Historical Society's collection   NEW, never read. Perfect condition  Pet and smoke free home Appreciate your support of our small business