This is the third consecutive year of drought across much of the state, and successive years of drought can compound stress on trees. There are steps you can take to reduce drought stress on your woods.
Extension foresters provide recommended tree and plant lists for east-central Minnesota.
Biochar is produced by heating wood chips, plant clippings and other organic waste without oxygen. The end product is a lightweight black charcoal made up of carbon.
Find climate-resilient, native trees and plants recommended for the Northern Superior Uplands.
Minnesota forests are classified and identified through characteristics like climate and vegetation.
iNaturalist is a great resource to learn about and record the species you may find while exploring your backyard woods.
Spring is a great time to divide certain perennials in your garden. Division produces more plants for your garden or to share with a fellow gardener.
University of Minnesota Extension has been a part of the national American Rose Trials for Sustainability (A.R.T.S.) program since 2015.
Reduced wildlife habitat can make even the most skittish animal turn to alternative food and habitat sources - including our home landscapes.
Lambert Family, 2023 Farm Family of the Year