Extension is expanding its online education and resources to adapt to COVID-19 restrictions.
COVID-19 has brought changes to the delivery of many Extension activities, but gardening as an outdoor activity can be done in person with the proper safety protocols. One SNAP-Ed educator and her gardening team have been going strong.
The 2020 Dean’s Distinguished Awards were presented on Oct. 6 during Extension's annual Fall Program Conference, which was virtual this year.
For many Somali community members the consumption of halal meat may be seen as an expression of their Muslim identity. Learn about Extension's goat meat project, a critical partnership in St. Cloud.
Covid-19 may be slowing down our activities this year but it has had no effect on the movement of emerald ash borer (EAB).
Garlic mustard can be difficult to identify and control. Here are some tips to manage this invasive species.
Extension podcasts have become a routine yet engaging way to connect in Minnesota and beyond
A new video from Julie Weisenhorn, Extension educator, shows how to plant bulbs for a spectacular spring bloom.
Taking time now to clean up your garden and tools and improve your soil can save you time next spring.
Minnehaha, Wealthy and Haralson are some early ancestors of Minnesota apples.
USDA's second round of direct farmer assistance, the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 2, covers hundreds of commodities, including specialty and non-specialty crops and livestock.
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