Do you want to learn more about horses? If so, the horseless horse project might be for you! There are several ways to participate in the project throughout the year, including the horseless horse ...

I feel like it’s my purpose to carry that torch and keep building a culture of health and wellness in the community.” Educators handwriting nutrition posters in the 1960s. Extension archives. The ...

Oats were once a major Minnesota crop, with about 4 million acres planted annually on average until the early 1960s. But in 2025, oats accounted for only 195,000 planted acres in Minnesota, and those ...

What factors are affecting Greater Minnesota's economy? Read about our research study. Learn how 'it's not your grandmother's rural economy anymore.' ...

Stress and change Managing stress begins with self-care. Fortunately, there are many things you can do at home and on your own schedule to support your mental health, maintain healthy communication ...

This conference welcomes beginning, future and long-time farmers, those in the agricultural industry, educators, and farming enthusiasts. Its focus is on farm business management and production. Visit ...

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 ...

All cottage food producers must register annually with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) before they can sell their foods. Registrations expire annually and must be renewed to continue ...

From preparing the soil to harvesting a crop, you can successfully grow many varieties of vegetables in Minnesota. Learn how to take advantage of our cooler temperatures and how to extend the growing ...

Using a thorough sanitation routine for equipment and food contact surfaces is one way to prevent cross-contamination and cross-contact. An effective sanitation routine has five steps. Each step has ...