Department of Agricultural and Natural Resource Systems
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Extension Department of Agricultural and Natural Resource Systems brings together University experts from many disciplines to address the complex demands put on our land and water and develop balanced, comprehensive solutions. We provide effective, research-based education and integrate diverse perspectives to address critical issues impacting Minnesota's food, agriculture, and natural resources. Because we are part of the communities we serve, we can identify needs early, set up related research as needed, and develop educational programs to bring information and training to the community.
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Item 2021 Midwest Broccoli Trial Results(2021-12-17) Hoidal, Natalie, M; Rohwer, Charlie; Enjalbert, NicolasWe conducted a replicated broccoli trial at the Southern Research and Outreach Center (SROC) in Waseca, Minnesota, where we inoculated plots with black rot (Xanthamonas campestris pv. campestris). We also partnered with 80 farmers and gardeners to conduct mini trials at their farms. (Figure 1). Our goal was to screen for varieties of broccoli with tolerance to the pathogens black rot (Xcc) and Alternaria (Alternaria brassicicola). This report outlines preliminary results from the trials. Due to the hot, dry summer in the Midwest, disease pressure was minimal, particularly in the early planting.Item 2023 Minnesota Farm to School Price Report(2024-06-12) Pesch, RyanThis report summarizes the prices paid for a range of Minnesota farm product purchased by Minnesota schools in 2023 based on an analysis of 4,801 records from sales invoices.Item Best Management Practices for Nitrogen on Coarse Textured Soils(University of Minnesota Extension, 2008) Rehm, George; Lamb, John; Rosen, Carl J; Randall, GylesItem Best management practices for nitrogen use in Minnesota: Best management practices for nitrogen application(University of Minnesota, Extension Service, 2008) Lamb, John; Rehm, George; Rosen, Carl; University of Minnesota, Extension Service; Randall, GylesItem Best Management Practices for Nitrogen Use: Irrigated Potatoes(University of Minnesota Extension, 2008) Rosen, Carl J; Bierman, Peter MItem Educational needs assessment of tree and woodland programs in Minnesota: results from a 2020 study(2021-02) University of Minnesota Extension ForestryThe interests of current and potential participants are essential in determining which educational programs are offered by outreach and Extension organizations. In October 2020, the University of Minnesota Extension Forestry team gathered responses to an educational program needs assessment survey, receiving a total of 314 respondents. The most popular topics identified in the survey were woodland management, wildlife, and tree and plant identification. Not surprisingly, respondents preferred virtual learning formats during the COVID-19 pandemic. When asked about learning preferences after COVID-19 pandemic ends, the most preferred class format was a field day. These findings will inform future tree and woodland educational programs in Minnesota. The survey also revealed opportunities for new programs focused around topics such as managing woodlands for wildlife, the history of Minnesota forests, and the impacts of climate change to Minnesota forests.Item Fertilizer Guidelines for Agronomic Crops in Minnesota(2011) Kaiser, Daniel E; Lamb, John A; Eliason, RogerItem FLOWERS FOR POLLINATORS STUDY 2015-2018: RESULTS / Annual flowers that attract pollinators(2019) Weisenhorn, Julie E.Annual flowers have been a long-time favorite plant for gardens of all kinds. They provide instant color and interest, and are relatively easy to grow. They are also an important part of early season sales for the gardening industry. Annual flowers comprise $1.46 billion of floriculture crops sold in the United States1. The following annual flowers were the most attractive in our 4-year study (2015-2018) of 30+ varieties. Anyone who likes annual flowers and wants to attract pollinators should add these flowers in your garden, containers and raised beds!Item Master Gardener 2015 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2015)Item Master Gardener 2016 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2016)Item Master Gardener 2017 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2017)Item Master Gardener 2018 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2018)Item Master Gardener 2019 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2019)Item Master Gardener 2020 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2020)Item Master Gardener 2021 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2021)Item Master Gardener 2021 Seed Trials: Results and Observations(University of Minnesota Extension, 2021)Item Master Gardener 2022 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2022)Item Master Gardener 2022 Seed Trials: Results and Observations(University of Minnesota Extension, 2022)Item Master Gardener 2023 Annual Report(University of Minnesota Extension, 2023)Item Master Gardener 2023 Seed Trials: Results and Observations(University of Minnesota Extension, 2023)