Growing Food in the Yellowstone Valley in a Changing Climate

Join the Billings Climate Coalition, MSU-Billings, and Magic City Community Gardens for a free, practical workshop led by Anthony Sammartano, MSU Extension Horticulture Agent, on how to grow a resilient, productive garden right here in our region — even as conditions shift.

You’ll learn how to:

• Build a garden that can weather drought, heat, and unpredictable seasons
• Plan your harvests to get the most out of a shorter, more intense growing window
• Conserve water and cut costs with smarter irrigation and soil practices
• Support the pollinators your garden — and your neighbors’ gardens — depend on

After the presentation, Master Gardener Saye Kimball will lead a walking tour of the St. Andrew Presbyterian Community Garden, so you can see these ideas in action.

Whether you’re a seasoned grower or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to connect with local experts and neighbors who share your commitment to good food and a healthy community.

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