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Valley County

Introduction to Valley County

Published: 2020
By Shelley Mills
Providing research-based information, resources, and education in the areas of Family and Consumer Science, Youth Development, Agriculture, Natural Resources and Community Development have been the foundation of Valley County MSU Extension since 1917. Valley County is rich in agriculture, including 42,460 beef cattle, 68,000 acres in hay and haylage, and over 1.63 million acres of agricultural land. The population of 7,600 is supported by agriculture, tourism, health care professions and the railroad. Residents enjoy outdoor recreational activities such as fishing and hunting, as well as cultural experiences like the Fort Peck Summer Theater, art galleries, and Native American traditions such as the Red Bottom Celebration.
Big Sky Sunset along Antelope Creek in Valley County.