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    Butterfly Gardening
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1996) Krischik, Vera
    This book describes the life cycle of butterflies, butterfly behaviors, and the types of plants and habitat that will attract and retain butterflies.
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    The Call of the Wild -- Wildlife Biology Member's Manual, Book 1
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1992) McInnes, Pamela; Kroll, Mary
    "Presents many facts, activities, puzzles, and projects for children who want to learn more about wildlife and their habitats. Includes wildlife identification playing cards and instructions for card games. For children ages 9 to 13." (University of Minnesota Extension Service website.)
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    Choices for Change: A Guide to Local Government Cooperation and Restructuring in Minnesota
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1995-01) Honadle, Beth Walter; Love, Patricia Weir
    "This book introduces options for local government cooperation and restructuring and helps local communities decide whether to explore them furthur."(p.1)
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    Choosing and using your food freezer
    (University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extension Service, 1964-12) Beard, Ruth; Muller, Mary L.
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    Clothing for people with physical handicaps
    (1980-03) Mead, Marjorie
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    Dairying with a future: A Minnesota Dairyman's Program
    (University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extension Service, 1954-06) Wayne, R.W.; Searles, H.R.; Leighton, R.D.
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    Dry skim milk:Its value and use
    (University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extens, 1942-06) Agrell, Blanche; Anderson, Virginia
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    Garden lilies in Minnesota.
    (University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extension Service, 1971) Eisel, Mervin C.
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    Growing Christmas Trees: A Guide for Minnesota and the North Central States
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1994) Alm, A.A.; Vogt, Carl E.; Wegner, Carl D.
    This guide includes the following important information for Christmas tree growers: Marketing; Selection of Planting Site; Selection of Species; Description of Species; Planning Your Plantation; The Planting Process; Site Preparation; Cultural Practices; Protecting Your Plantation; Harvesting; and Economics of Growing Christmas Trees.
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    Here's how to make slip covers: Step by step.
    (University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extension Service, 1964) Starkey, Winona M.
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    Minnesota Trees
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1995) Rathke, David M.
    "Identifies over 100 native and introduced trees found in Minnesota. Includes detailed descriptions and illustrations for identifying trees year-round. Provides step-by-step identification keys and short-cut guides, interesting information on each tree, and projects to help users to enjoy learning about trees. An excellent reference source for homeowners, woodland owners, teachers, 4-H youth, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts."(University of Minnesota Extension website)
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    Property taxes: reform, relief, repeat?
    (University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extension Service, 1980) Waldo, Arley, D.; Dorow, Norbert A.; Peterson, Everett E.; Yoho, Carole B.
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    Soil fertility and conservation:A Minnesota Program
    (University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extension Service, 1947-03) Burson, Paul M.; Rost, C.O.; Duncan, E.R.
    Contains: 1. Drainage, land clearing and cultivation. 2. Liming acid soils. 3. Good crop rotations. 4. Conserving organic matter. 5. Adding commercial fertilizer. 6. Practicing erosion control,.
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    Tillage Best Management Practices for the Minnesota River Basin Based on Soils, Landscape, Climate, Crops, and Economics
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1996) Moncrief, John F.; Evans, Samuel D.; Randall, Gyles W.; Senjem, Norman B.; Lueschen, William E.; Olson, Kent D.
    This book is a compilation of the following six publications, which are also available individually: Description of the Minnesota River Basin and General Recommendations of Residue Management Systems for Sediment control (FO-6673); Sediment Problems and Solutions for the Minnesota River (FO-6671); Tillage Best Management Practices for Corn-Soybean Rotations in the Minnesota River Basin (FO-6676); Tillage Best Management Practices for Continuous Corn in the Minnesota River Basin (FO-6672); Tillage Best Management Practices for Small Grain Production in the Upper Minnesota River Basin (FO-6674); Economic Comparison of Incremental Changes in Tillage Systems in the Minnesota River Basin (FO-6675).
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    Trees + Me = Forestry: 4-H Youth Development Forest Resources Project, Intermediate Level
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1991) Kroll, Mary; Hansen, Robert
    This book is for youth enrolled in the 4-H Forest Resources Project. Topics covered include: an introduction to forest resources, dendrology, the life cycle of trees, forest succession, compass and map use, and forest inventory basics.
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    Treetop: 4-H Forest Resources Beginner Guide
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1994) Kroll, Mary
    "Introduces young children to basic forestry and ecology concepts through many activities and illustrations. Includes ideas for science and county fair projects, 'KidsCards' to cut out and use to help identify trees, and a foldout forest to cut out, color, and build. (First in a series of 4-H forestry manuals, followed by Trees + Me = Forestry for 9-to 12-year-olds, and Forests Forever, for ages 12 and up.) For ages 6 to 9."(University of Minnesota Extension website)