Extension is an ever-changing and growing organization, and this edition of Source showcases the impact and the innovation of Extension’s educational programming across our state.
Planting some small grains in the fall presents opportunities in a changing climate
A visit to the county fair makes memories for all, so make a date to enjoy at least one this summer.
4-H volunteers Hanan Bawzer and Mohamed Ahmed created a 4-H program that helps middle school-aged youth explore their identities and find a sense of belonging.
Black rot disease has taken hold in broccoli crops, especially among organic growers. Variety selection can make a difference.
University of Minnesota Extension's 4-H Youth Development program helps youth find the power of human connections.
Urban Agriculture Initiative transforms vacant lots into bright futures.
U of M Extension’s Brigid Tuck provides 11 years of economic research.
4-H volunteers Rachel Kucera and Julie Hellendrung work with their club members to bring 4-H and horse experiences to youth not yet involved in the program– specifically those with disabilities.
Continually rising feed prices have tightened margins for dairy farms, making reducing wasted feed critical to farm success.
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