The newly selected Minnesota 4-H Agriculture Ambassadors are youth members from across the state with a passion for agriculture and 4-H.
A good fall cleanup reduces weeds and disease, minimizes plant insect pests, prevents rodent infestation, and eases the workload for next year’s spring planting.
Focused on sustainability and driven by research with rural communities, RSDP and IonE are working together to help Minnesotans and the environment prosper.
Minnesota Master Naturalists can volunteer as seed collectors, targeting plants from early-blooming pasqueflowers and prairie smoke to late-blooming asters and bottle gentian.
A leader in environmental change and a Mandela Washington Fellow from Zimbabwe, Cinderella Ndlovu spent four insightful weeks with RSDP and CERTs in Minnesota, resulting in a global partnership on sustainability.
Apple scab outbreaks were bad in 2024, here’s what you should know to help for next year.
Rural and urban communities depend on each other to grow their economies and establish commerce. Learn how Extension facilitates community links.
Why are spring-blooming plants flowering in September?
Brandon Miller is engaging applied plant science graduate students in his search for options that show potential for Minnesota landscapes.
As Northwest CERT regional coordinator, she helps connect the region with clean energy opportunities.
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