We're looking for youth leaders in grades 10 and up and young 4-H alumni who are ready to take their leadership to the next level at BLU.
An intentionally Indigenous garden planted by Extension health and nutrition coordinator Elder June Blue serves as a place for ceremony, learning, teaching and healing.
White Earth 4-H youth, families, elders, volunteers and community members joined together during the summer of 2024 to build a birchbark canoe, or jiimaan, in the Ojibwe language.
Minnesota 4-H State Ambassador Sydney invites youth to participate in the leadership workshop BLU and the 4-H statewide service project focused on mental health and wellbeing.
As part of the 4-H statewide service project, the 4-H state ambassadors will address mental health and wellbeing through kindness this month.
The University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership has released climate change summaries for nine geographic regions in Minnesota, using data from a climate mapping and analysis tool.
Youth in grades 8 and up will have the opportunity to plan, implement and evaluate a variety of 4-H animal science programs while exploring their passions and practicing leadership skills.
Youth in grades 6 and up are invited to discover how art and mental wellness go hand in hand, use creativity for local causes and explore the true meaning of leadership.
The Helping Hands award challenges youth to put an idea into action in service of their community. Read how 4-H'ers did that in Brown, Clearwater and Polk counties.
Negotiating farmland rent can be a crucial step in securing a fair and mutually beneficial agreement. Whether you're a landowner looking to lease your land or a farmer seeking to rent land, effective negotiation can help you achieve your goals.
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