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it’s still early: Careful not to overplant this early
April 22, 2010 It has been so nice outside that I have a jumpstart on cleaning up the yard and getting the gardens ready for planting. I have heard the same from many of my fellow gardeners. more »»
Family pitches in for potatoes
April 15, 2010 This past week I have been taking a lot of grief about not having my potatoes planted. You know who you are. more »» 
He knows beans
April 8, 2010 TRACY — Sander “Sandy” and Peggy Ludeman attended a reception for the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association on Tuesday evening in North Mankato to celebrate Sandy Ludeman receiving the Siehl Prize... more »»
Getting kids in the garden
April 8, 2010 I was recently asked a question in regard to children and getting them interested in gardenin. more »»
Technology transfer
April 8, 2010 AURI senior scientist One of AURI’s primary purposes is to identify technologies that have the potential to benefit Minnesota agriculture. more »» 
Winning design
April 1, 2010 She was already looking for ideas for a chapter T-shirt when Wabasso High School FFA President Hillary Kletscher started talking to another member who said he could just as well drive his tractor to... more »»
Easter lilies
April 1, 2010 There is a tradition at my house at this time of the year. As Palm Sunday rolls along, I buy an Easter lily. more »»
The end of the barn
March 25, 2010 MARSHALL — “I heard a noise that night. I looked out the window, and I didn’t know what it was,” Delva Jackson said. more »»
23 fields of ag expertise
March 18, 2010 MARSHALL — The Marshall FFA Chapter has about 120 students who participate in activities as varied as livestock judging, landscaping, mechanics, marketing and business. more »»
Rascally rabbits
March 18, 2010 Spring is starting to unfold in front of us while the continual fog seems to overlap itself as these days have gone past. more »»
Help — just around the corner
March 4, 2010 MINNEOTA — Grant Moorse had just moved a tractor and feed wagon out of the machine shed on his family’s farm Feb. 15 and was back in the shed plugging in another tractor when it happene. more »» 
Help is just around the corner
March 4, 2010 MINNEOTA — Grant Moorse had just moved a tractor and feed wagon out of the machine shed on his family’s farm Feb. 15 and was back in the shed plugging in another tractor when it happene. more »»
It’s pruning time again
March 4, 2010 It is that time of the year again, pruning time. Late dormant season is the best time to prune your trees and shrubs. more »»
Working together in agriculture
February 25, 2010 MARSHALL — When Paul Lanoue is talking about agriculture in his classes, he is usually comfortable in front of his students. more »»
Taking the high tunnel
February 25, 2010 High Tunnel Production in Minnesota has been the new gardening concept this year. I have been fielding a few questions about this unique way to grow vegetables and fruits. more »» 
They've got their goats
February 4, 2010 MINNEOTA — Dawn VanKeulen laughed as she watched one of her baby goats frolic around the pen and a few more jump off and on a bale of hay. “They’re a curious lot,” Dawn VanKeulen sai. more »»
The world of raspberries
February 4, 2010 It was about four years ago when we decided that one of the Masters of the Garden needed his own particular fruit garden. more »» 
Still catching eyes
January 28, 2010 TYLER — It’s part conversation-starter, part landmark, Richard Vos said. “It’s a conversation piece. more »»
Spicing things up
January 28, 2010 It wasn't until I was much older that my husband introduced me to the idea of Pepper boats. I thought he was crazy. more »»
Tree trauma
January 21, 2010 The amount of snowfall this winter has raised the question of where to put it all, and sometimes that means piling it on top of trees and other plants, but could that damage the vegetation? |
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