RSDP regional boards and work groups bring community leaders and University faculty and staff together to advance sustainability in Greater Minnesota.
The newly selected Minnesota 4-H Agriculture Ambassadors are youth members from across the state with a passion for agriculture and 4-H.
Changes in the agricultural landscape have brought economic benefits to the region and the state, but they are also a significant driver of nitrate water quality issues.
Jason and Ellen Leigh, owners of Maplebrook Farm in Byron, didn’t plan to start a cottage food business. It just happened naturally.
University of Minnesota Extension health and wellness coordinators teach practical ways to “make the healthy choice the easy choice,” for low-income youth, families and seniors.
Training for all 4-H volunteers and new learning opportunities create more inclusive environments for youth with disabilities.
Check out this article to learn how you can participate in the 4-H horse project!
Information and resources for new 4-H families.
New year, new county fair!
Djuissi Family, 2025 Farm Family of the Year