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Apple scab outbreaks were bad in 2024, here’s what you should know to help for next year.
Why are spring-blooming plants flowering in September?
Brandon Miller is engaging applied plant science graduate students in his search for options that show potential for Minnesota landscapes.
Irrigation water can affect produce safety and pose a health risk to consumers if not managed.
Take a look at five grasses that are good selections to add color and interest to your garden in the fall.
Diverse woodlands provide wonderful habitats for native pollinators. We’re shedding some light on how woodlands can be managed with pollinators in mind.
Bushy cucumber plants with no fruit, tomatoes not ripening, and beans with no flowers? We answer questions about your poorly yielding vegetable garden.
Creeping bellflower is an invasive perennial plant that outcompetes other species and requires dedicated removal efforts. It's been thriving lately as it survived the drought and loves the rain.
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.
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