Extension developed a list of native trees expected to thrive 50 -100 years from now; volunteers journal observations to offer clues for how species might fare north of current growing zones.
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University of Minnesota Extension health and wellness coordinators teach practical ways to “make the healthy choice the easy choice,” for low-income youth, families and seniors.
The University of Minnesota Extension beef systems management specialist thrives on listening to ranchers across Minnesota and supporting their work with helpful, timely education
Flowers provide a perennial source of joy, diversify farm income and more
Training for all 4-H volunteers and new learning opportunities create more inclusive environments for youth with disabilities.
Three ways to enjoy and invest in Minnesota’s small towns and countryside attractions, which hold an abundance of value.
Credits for the Spring 2024 issue of Source magazine.
As you read the stories in this edition of Source, I hope you will think about this question: What additional needs does your community have that Extension could address through educational programming?
Just in time for spring, Minnesota Master Gardeners have added new top performers to the results of more than 40 years of data-driven seed trials.