Extension and partners provide critical data to help watershed planners, modelers and local farmers build land systems resilient against extreme weather.
A festival can transform a community, but once the crowds leave, a question may linger for community leaders: What was the actual impact?
The Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture (MISA) is transitioning to a new model with new leadership and an updated relationship with University of Minnesota Extension.
Enthusiastic youth in grades 10 and up who are ready to represent agriculture and the Minnesota 4-H program are invited to apply.
Research about future weather patterns indicates that planning for change makes good business sense. Climate analogs are a useful tool to predict future weather and climate challenges.
If you go to the "Great Minnesota Get-Together," be sure to participate in fun and educational University of Minnesota Extension activities.
New research from the Afterschool Alliance shows that while many families want outdoor, screen-free enrichment activities, cost continues to be the biggest barrier to access.
Lawn Leaders are Master Gardener volunteers who have opted to level up their knowledge — and even turn their yards into teaching spaces — because people are more likely to trust their own neighbors.
Making buildings and outdoor sites more resilient to climate change is something that both homeowners and building professionals can contribute to.
The current outbreak is only associated with iceberg lettuce. No Minnesota-grown produce has been linked to the outbreak. Continue enjoying fresh produce while following good food safety practices and monitoring recalls.
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