Protect your trees and shrubs from animals and winter sun, take care of garden tools, and it’s time to bring out the amaryllis!
Planning for community events or farmers markets can be tricky, and sometimes you may find yourself with more cottage food products than you can sell.
Whether you’re a landowner leasing out your property or a farmer looking for productive ground, successful negotiations can help both sides reach their goals.
Food shelves are vital community resource hubs for people experiencing hunger. Here are three ways you can support Minnesota food shelves.
These projects teach animal handling and life skills, but for many, they will also translate into future careers.
Lanette Shaffer Werner’s journey from 4-H State Ambassador to food science executive.
Brandon Schrader, a squadron commander with the U.S. Air Force Reserve, is one of Minnesota’s newest Bee Veterans participants.
The BLU workshop empowers young people in grades 6 and up to explore their potential while learning what true leadership looks like in today’s world.
Minnesota 4-H State Ambassador Laura M. reflects on what she calls a life-changing experience at National 4-H Conference and encourages older 4-H youth to apply for the 2026 event.
Discover how the Eightfold Path, a public policy framework, can help youth design meaningful, community-driven service projects from the ground up.
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