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Twenty years ago, I visited Northfield, Minnesota for the first time. It was a town nestled between two universities with a mix of ideas. Perhaps a sea of t ...

A love of fiber art turned into a wool-raising experience.

A love of fiber art turned into a wool-raising experience.

Clean River Partners is hosting Cider on the Cannon at Keepsake Cidery & Events in Dundas, MN, on Saturday, Oct. 14, presenting the Cannon River Champions Award to Nancy Braker.

The 25-acre farm grows pears, plums and around 50 varieties of apples and makes hard cider using traditional methods, meaning no flavors, refined sugars or shortcuts.

Two childhood friends turned their love of home brewing into Number 12 Cider.

Winners of a contest to rehome livestock on the La Crescent farm will be announced May 19.

The recent report called Understanding Minnesota's Wool Economy cited low financial reward, difficulty marketing and the cost of processing as the biggest barriers to Minnesota shepherds selling wool.

Whether you've just hit the slopes, ridden some trails, or scratched ice off of your car for 20 minutes, there's nothing better to rid the chill in your bones than by drinking these three Minnesota drinks.

Whether you've just hit the slopes, ridden some trails, or scratched ice off of your car for 20 minutes, there's nothing better to rid the chill in your bones than by drinking these three Minnesota drinks.