As Minnesota’s climate changes, woodland stewards are asking hard questions about which trees will survive, thrive and support resilient forests in the future.

Public water systems have treatment processes in place and conduct regular testing to ensure the water supply is safe and that residents are protected from the health impacts of these naturally ...

Fermentation is a preservation method that uses naturally occurring, good bacteria to turn carbohydrates into acid. The acid produced lowers the pH of the food. This page focuses on lactic acid ...

Wave mums form broad, low mounds with blooms nearly to the ground, creating a carpet-like “snowdrift” of color. They stay around 12 inches tall but can spread up to 24 inches, making them excellent ...

Preventing erosion, aquifers, Minnesota geology, maintaining septic systems, and preserving natural landscapes ...

Pollinators help plants that bring us food and other resources. Learn how to create pollinator-friendly environments in your yard and garden.

Learn about canning, fruit preservation, pickling, fermentation, dehydration and freezing and more with Extension's online classes and in-person courses. Water usage and water damage in homes ...

We are truly inspired by the dedication and hard work our 4-H members put into completing their projects and contributing to others. Every year at the fair, we are reminded of the incredible talent ...

Two pounds of water hemlock root per 1,000-pound horse, OR Two to eight pounds of poison hemlock per 1,000-pound horse Poison and water hemlock usually grow in wet areas including lowlands, swamps and ...

Time to harvest fruit and nuts, check lilacs for fungal diseases, plant perennials, and start prepping houseplants to return indoors. Warm days, humid nights, and crowded plantings create the perfect ...

Many diseases can affect your small poultry flock. Practicing biosecurity and proper management can help keep birds healthy. If you suspect disease in your flock, consult a veterinarian or the ...

Do not prepare your soil for planting when it is too wet or too dry. If soil sticks to your shoes or shovel, it is too wet. Press a small amount of soil in your hand. When the moisture is right, the ...