Extension news and highlights

Many families are finding themselves without a job or a reduction in pay or hours and community partners are looking for ways to help provide financial education to help families navigate these tough times. Learn how you could help by becoming a certified financial educator.

4-H Water Watchers has made a big leap in its fourth year. It was already an exciting learning experience for young scientists, designed to embed natural science experiences in recreational activities like with kayaking and trapping crayfish.

Updated July 31 with the latest information from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.

A special round of Helping Hands Awards will support 4-H clubs and county 4-H programs that want to partner with a local food shelf or nutrition organization to organize a healthy food or essential supply drive in their community.

Fall is the opposite season for flowers on peony and iris, so now is the perfect time to divide these two perennials.

Murder hornets have not been found in Minnesota, but there are some native insects that may seem similar, such as the cicada killer.

If you've seen white or brown blotches on the fruit in your garden, it may be sunburn.

The red oak stands out for its grand stature, incredible acorns, and spectacular fall color. 

4-H summer camps offer Minnesota youth the chance to try new things and make new friends.

Two-thirds of all 4-H'ers choose to do an animal science project. Virtual summer programs are helping them to continue learning despite COVID-19 interruptions.