February and March are good months for pruning some of our woody landscape plants.
As you start to think about what to plant this spring, remember to consider what a plant can bring to your winter landscape.
$400,000 will help a new UMN and UW Extension joint program to boost rural economies.
A Eurasian strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) was recently detected in a flock of birds on the East coast of Canada.
Brown marmorated stink bugs find our homes quite suitable for shelter to help them survive the winter.
Learn more about the federal risk and loss coverage programs and factors to consider when making elections for the 2022 crop year.
Taking some time to learn how your favorite houseplant grows will save you time (and money) in the long run.
Setting up a compost system is a great way to convert your food and landscape scraps into valuable organic matter for your garden.
Jennifer Knutson shares thoughts on edible landscapes, pollinators and volunteering as a Master Gardener.
Harvesting trees in winter helps to protect soil and minimize the impacts on the forest.
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