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Research Brief: Investing in nature improves - Vimarsana News

Research Brief: Investing in nature improves

A new study shows that current trends in environmental degradation will lead to large economic losses in the coming decades, hitting the poorest countries hardest. But there is hope: investing in nature can turn those losses into gains.

Minnesota State Fair's official commemorative art for 2023 is unveiled - Hometown Focus - Vimarsana News

Minnesota State Fair's official commemorative art for 2023 is unveiled - Hometown Focus

The Official 2023 Commemorative Art is entirely made of seeds and was created by Minneapolis crop artist Liz Schreiber. Photos courtesy of Minnesota State Fair. ST. PAUL – The 2023 Minnesota State Fair’s Official Commemorative Art by Minneapolis crop artist Liz Schreiber was unveiled at the state fairgrounds recently. Surrounded by state fair enthusiasts, she

Master Gardener Program Celebrates 50th Anniversary at Community Garden - Vimarsana News

Master Gardener Program Celebrates 50th Anniversary at Community Garden

Gardeners of all skills were invited to panels on composting and soil health, pollinators and other insects, pest management, water conservation, weed treatment, wildfire protection, and much more.

Source: kpq.com
African immigrant farmers find each other, land and resources to succeed in Minnesota - Vimarsana News

African immigrant farmers find each other, land and resources to succeed in Minnesota

A new webinar series offers a chance to connect with African farmers.

WSU researchers to study turfgrass - Vimarsana News

WSU researchers to study turfgrass

The Washington Turfgrass Seed Association recently acquired nearly $700,000 for research on turfgrass resilience at Washington State University.

Source: dnews.com