Over the course of their one-year term, State Ambassadors plan and facilitate impactful programming for Minnesota youth. They don’t just talk about leadership — they live it.
As outdoor temperatures warm during late winter, spring, and early summer, the potential for grain storage problems increases, along with the need for grain monitoring and management.
Start watching for early spring bulbs and don't rake the lawn just yet.
After months of low light, dry air, and slow growth, this is the right time to give houseplants a little extra attention so they can thrive through spring and summer. Think of it as spring cleaning for your plants.
Frog Tree Farm, one of Minnesota’s oldest continuously operated Black-owned family farms, is partnering with RSDP to create a heritage trail that celebrates Black rural history, art, and culture.
YELLO brings together young people from every corner of the state for four days of hands‑on learning, teamwork and personal growth.
Minnesota 4-H State Ambassador Cora Y. reflects on BLU's impact and encourages youth to explore leadership opportunities like YELLO and the 4-H State Ambassador program.
One 2026 4-H meat goat bonus trip will be awarded to the county that submits the highest-rated informational video on proper safety collar use.
Seed libraries provide free access to seeds and educate communities about gardening, serving as hubs for sharing local plant knowledge and resources. Master Gardener volunteers organize many of them.
Even if your yard still looks like February, you can give your garden an early boost. A few lights, a handful of seeds, and an hour of prep can bring spring a little closer, no matter what the thermometer says.
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