The Rice Lake Wildlife Refuge offers time before the opener for hunters with disabilities, including military veterans, who help Extension track food web science.
Success for small family farms hinges on factors such as land access, market opportunities and safe practices to prevent consumers from getting sick.
Minnesota 4-H State Ambassador Ashlyn R. shares how her National 4-H Conference experience shaped her leadership journey and reflects on all that she is thankful for as we enter the giving season.
In Minnesota, we love to talk about the weather, but do we talk enough about how severe weather can impact our lives?
Minnesota State Fair 4-H llama exhibitors Lucy O. and Leighton P. found more than books at their local library; they discovered the 4-H llama-alpaca project and haven’t looked back.
What are these tiny, biting bugs? Why are there so many this year? And what can be done about them?
A Fulbright scholar and global engagement researcher, Laura Wangsness Willemsen has spent over 30 years bridging Minnesota and the global community.
Do you raise livestock on your Minnesota farm and grow vegetables in a high tunnel? Do you ever use the high tunnel structure to house the livestock? If so, we invite you to help us research this practice.
Remove plant debris from the lawn and garden. Prune some trees and mark others for later. It's too late for fall seeding, but you can dormant-seed when it gets colder. And consider donating your excess produce to a local food shelf.
Before Winifred Sylvah delivers produce to schools, she carefully follows her food safety plan, informed by training from University of Minnesota Extension.
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