Extension news and highlights

Jumping worms are a new and unwelcome invasive species in Minnesota. Learn how to prevent accidental spread of this nuisance worm to your landscape.

Field Notes, a new University of Minnesota Extension weekly webinar program designed for farmers and agricultural professionals, will address crop-related questions in an interactive, discussion-based format.

4-H staff and families celebrate Dan Landherr, an outstanding volunteer from Chisago County.

Share your observations of nature in your own backyard during the City Nature Challenge, April 30-May 9.

There are no magic feeds, pills, shots, or other secrets that top dairy producers have in their management toolboxes. Most producers can implement best practices that do not require a lot of money. Just some skill and consistency.

Master Gardeners teach students about growing good food and how to grow pollinator plants and create habitat.

Knotweed was once a prized ornamental in the 1800s but is now recognized as an invasive plant.

University of Minnesota Extension brings plant science to youth wherever they live, while keeping it hands-on.

University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardener volunteers help elders and people with memory disorders — and their caregivers.

Job and revenue loss and postponed expansions are part of the impact on Minnesota breweries from COVID-19.