What does your community have to offer and what do you bring to it? Learn about five types of community and reflect on where you may find yourself in them.
Handling livestock safely is crucial on any farm to prevent accidents, injuries, and fatalities. Bulls are some of the most dangerous animals on the farm and require strict safety measures.
Hear our conversation with Brenda Child about the legacy of boarding schools and its impact on tribal land, American Indian education, and more.
Securing enough forage during a drought can be a challenge. But there are steps you can take to get the forage you need or stretch your current forage inventory.
You look at your calendar and there it is … your first in-person meeting. If some on your team are attending remotely, how do you facilitate the hybrid meeting?
Basic practices like watering in the morning and using mulches to keep the soil moist are very important during drought. Find out how to prioritize what to water, and how to re-use water safely to keep landscapes healthy during extreme drought conditions.
Common purslane is easy to find. It thrives in bare patches, disturbed areas, and drier spots. And it does pretty well in drought. Which makes it tough to get rid of in your garden.
The combination of dish soap and water is often referred to as the holy grail for managing insects from aphids to Japanese beetles. Does it work?
Bee lawns provide food and habitat for a wide variety of pollinators and are good for people, too. Learn how you can grow and maintain your own bee lawn with new resources from Extension.
Minnesota 4-H youth excitedly prepare their projects for summer fairs during the tail end of the pandemic.
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