Families and growers from across Minnesota will be represented as the University of Minnesota honors them at the 2025 Farm Family of the Year ceremony at 1:15 p.m., Thursday, August 7, at the annual ...

Featured events Tuesday, July 15, 2025 Organic fruit and vegetable field day 5 - 8 p.m. Cornercopia Student Organic Farm Event subject (s): Agriculture business Fruit and vegetable farming Thursday, ...

Biodiversity isn’t just about what’s growing in the forest, but also how it’s growing. Forests with a wide range of tree ...

Foliage color, lack of flowering or overall vigor can be signs of when fertilizer is needed. If growth rate and needle color are normal for a particular variety, fertilization is not necessary. It is ...

The Farm Legal Series is updated every five years to help producers and agricultural industry professionals stay on top of relevant legal topics while making the best decisions impacting the farm, ...

Guide to preventing herbicide-resistant weeds in Minnesota: How resistance occurs, management strategies and herbicides listed by sites of action.

The farm finance scorecard helps you see where you are in terms of financial ratios and measurements In the last few decades, much progress has been made to standardize financial statements in ...

Quick facts All reusable harvest containers, tools and food contact surfaces should be kept as clean as possible and regularly sanitized. Sanitizing can be done with a number of products.

Soybean diseases Not sure which disease is affecting your soybeans? Try our diagnostic tool and use our soybean disease diagnostic series cards (PDF). Open all Close all Leaf diseases Stem diseases ...

Haskap, also known as honeyberries, captivate consumers and bring cold-hardy fruit-producing states closer together to share knowledge.

Brown rot is the most serious disease in plums, tart cherries and apricots in Minnesota. Learn how to identify and manage brown rot.

Quick facts The common asparagus beetle and the spotted asparagus beetle feed on asparagus spears and cause browning and scarring. Start looking for these pests in early May or just after asparagus ...