Milk River Insurance

11/04/2026

November is Native American Heritage Month. Here on the Hi-Line, we're proud to be neighbors with the Chippewa Cree of Rocky Boy's and the Aaniiih and Nakoda of Fort Belknap. All month long, we celebrate and honor them.
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11/03/2026

Today's Election Day! 🇺🇸 Whoever you're voting for, get out there and make your voice heard, Hi-Line.
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10/31/2026

Happy Halloween, Hi-Line! 🎃👻 Whether you're handing out candy, carving pumpkins, or chasing little superheroes door to door, we hope it's a fun (and a little spooky) night. Drivers, take it slow through the neighborhoods tonight. And don't forget, clocks fall back tomorrow morning, so enjoy that extra hour of sleep! 🦇
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10/30/2026

Snow tires on yet? 🚗❄️ Before the roads get slick, check your tires, wiper blades, and antifreeze, and toss an emergency kit in the back: blanket, flashlight, snacks, ice scraper, and a phone charger. On the Hi-Line, you never know how long you might be waiting. (406) 879-2028
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10/29/2026

The USDA produces an “Ag in Drought” bulletin to detail specific crops and livestock that are currently affected by drought conditions. Read more to see the latest. https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/

10/29/2026

10/29/2026

For farmers, one difficult season can put years of work at risk.

Crop insurance helps provide a path forward, so one bad year does not have to be the end of the farm.
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Because sometimes the most important thing crop insurance protects is the opportunity to keep going.

10/29/2026

One of crop insurance’s greatest strengths rarely makes headlines.

It keeps adjusting as farming changes.

Think about car insurance. What a driver pays reflects their record and where they drive. Crop insurance works on a similar principle: protection reflects the real risks of growing a specific crop in a specific place.

When new seed technology lets farmers grow a crop successfully in new regions, crop insurance adapts. When growing conditions change and losses become more frequent, it adapts again.

On Keep America Growing, former USDA chief economist Dr. Robert Johansson called it a “fantastic and underappreciated” feature of the program.

That’s what keeps crop insurance financially sound and fair to farmers in every region. It’s more than a backstop after disaster. It’s a risk management system that grows alongside American agriculture.

10/29/2026

NAU Country was honored to be part of the Women in Agribusiness Summit in New Orleans, where Rebecca Hudson, SVP of Southeast Branch Operations, represented NAU Country on the panel, “Insurance in Ag: A View Into Now and What the Future Holds.”

The panel brought together industry experts to discuss the future of agricultural insurance, from crop coverage and property protection to equipment insurance and innovative risk management solutions. We are proud to contribute to conversations that help strengthen and support the agricultural community.

10/27/2026

🎃 Happy Trivia Tuesday, Halloween Edition. About how much of a pumpkin is water? A) 50% B) 70% C) 90%. Drop your guess in the comments!
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(Answer: C, around 90%! No wonder they're so heavy to haul home.)