To create a low-stress environment in which even difficult births end in learning rather than loss, Varnum and other Extension educators make use of a lambing simulator, a life sized fiberglass sheep ...
As outdoor temperatures warm during late winter, spring, and early summer, the potential for grain storage problems increases, along with the need for grain monitoring and management.
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.
Minnesota Journalism Center’s news ecosystem report A Breakfast Info Bites webinar sessionAccess to local news and inform ...
Flock foundations and coop conversationsReview the essentials of raising a healthy, productive small flock and debunk common care myths. Participants will explore mobile poultry housing and heritage ...
In honor of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 2026 International Year of the Woman Farmer, Extension shines a light on the essential roles women play to lead their farms and ...
Learn about key economic trends that includes growing industries, workplace demographic changes and how it might affect your ...
The Women in Ag Network is a collaboration between the University of Minnesota Extension and Minnesota’s Farm Service Agency. It provides educational opportunities and events that enhance women’s ...
Riparian buffers are strips or multiple-row plantings of trees, shrubs, grasses and forbs along rivers, streams, lakes and wetlands. Riparian buffers are planted along water bodies to prevent ...
The University of Minnesota Extension food safety team provides reliable, relevant food safety educational programs and information that respond to an ever-changing food supply system. The following ...
Most foods can be freeze-dried. Meat, poultry and seafood can be freeze-dried raw or cooked. At-home freeze-drying equipment works well for preparing fruits, vegetables, dairy foods and proteins, but ...
You can direct seed both spinach and Swiss chard. You can also transplant Swiss chard. Spinach is day-length sensitive, while chard is not. Spinach and Swiss chard can grow new leaves after the first ...
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