Given the high risk posed by lactating dairy cattle to other cattle, the rest of the exhibition community, and the public, lactating dairy cattle should not attend exhibitions including county and state fairs, until 2025 or beyond.
The 2024 families honored cover a wide spectrum of farming, from traditional crops and livestock to community-based ventures and operations producing a wide range of fruit, vegetables and flowers. They were chosen based on their demonstrated commitment to enhancing and supporting agriculture.
Extension’s “Garden in a Box” program gives Latino families opportunities for growth and learning in the garden and in their personal lives.
Turf is experiencing multiple threats from weeds and fungal diseases. Lowering your lawn's stress may lower your own.
The newly selected Minnesota 4-H State Ambassador team consists of 30 youth from across the state who will serve as youth leaders and spokespeople for Minnesota 4-H.
Tree species at the southern edge of their current range will face increasing climate stress, and hardwoods not currently seen in Minnesota may slowly take their place.
Preparing for lower agricultural margins requires strategic planning and proactive measures to ensure the sustainability and profitability of agricultural operations.
In the last week, southeast Minnesota and the metro reported the first Japanese beetles of the season. Populations will continue to grow then taper off in August. Time to refresh yourself on dealing with this insect.
You may have gaps in your vegetable garden for a few reasons. There’s still plenty of time to plant a wide variety of things.
Who do business owners turn to for advice? Read what Extension learned in our Minnesota business succession and transition study.
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