MN Soil Health Coalition

Organic Transition Training Workshop #1
2020-07-23 10:00 - 15:00 (America/Chicago) | O So Good Restaurant, 529 North Main Avenue, Garretson, SD, 57030
You are invited to a FREE training hosted by Dakota’s Best Seed LLC to learn more about the process of transitioning to organic production. Learn from certification experts and industry partners. Visit with experienced organic growers from the region. Lunch will be provided.
This is the first of a three-session series; to see details for the other two sessions, select them on our events page (dates: 7/30 and 8/4).
Thursday, July 23 – Garretson, SD. 10 am– 3 pm.
O So Good Restaurant, 529 North Main Avenue
Agenda between the three sessions to cover the following topics:

State of organic: Markets, Demand, Trends
Organic: An investment that can pay dividends over time.
Certification basics and record keeping 101 w/ examples & materials for home study.
What is an Organic System Plan and how does it work?
Laying the foundation for organic fertility. What kinds of inputs can I use?
Overview of ‘Transitional Toolkit’ service options available.
Panel discussion with certified organic growers who also manage conventional acres.
Insurance & Lending. Q&A with regional providers experienced with organic.
Seed and Agronomy Considerations for Organic Systems with Dakotas Best Seed.

Contact Mae Petrehn with questions; mae@securcrop.com or cell (605) 682-0006
Please click here to RSVP. Space is limited to 25 total attendees at each location, so register now!

Soil Health Field Day
2020-07-23 09:30 - 13:00 | SE 1/4 S1, Breckenridge Township, Minnesota
When: July 23rd from 9:30am – 1pm
Where: SE 1/4 S1 Breckenridge Township
*3 Miles east of Breckenridge and 1 mile south of Hwy 210

The Wilkin SWCD has teamed up with NRCS to offer you a morning full of information on soil health.
Topics Include:
• Soil Compaction
• Salinity
• Soil Pit
• Tools used to assess the soil
• Hands on demonstrations on how to use these tools and simple soil tests
• Rainfall Simulator Demonstration showing the impact of rain on soil
Speakers Include:
Jen Smith, NRCS Soil Scientist
Kristin Brennan, NRCS State Soil Health Specialist
Jon Quast, NRCS Soil Conservationist
Kim Melton, District Technician Wilkin SWCD
Lunch will be served at noon with a short demonstration to follow. If you are going to join us for lunch please RSVP to the Wilkin SWCD by July 21st. To RSVP, please call 218-643-2933 Ext.3

Assessing Soil Health Webinar Series
2020-07-21 - 2021-01-19
Assessing Soil Health Webinar Series

A Soil Science Society of America webinar series produced in partnership with The Soil Health Institute and sponsored by The Walton Family Foundation
This soil health focused webinar series integrates economics, measurement tools, measurement assessment, and modeling to educate, motivate, and equip Certified Crop Advisers, consultants, and agricultural retailers to engage in soil health management systems.
Upcoming Webinars:
Measures of Soil Water Cycling (July 21, 2020) Registration Now Open!
Measures of Soil Carbon Cycling and Storage (August 13, 2020)
Measures of Soil Nitrogen Cycling (September 17, 2020)
Practical Measures of the Soil Microbiome (November 17, 2020)
Standard Measurements for Soil Health (December 8, 2020)
Soil Health Economics (January 19, 2021)

Questions? Please contact Michele Lovejoy at 608-268-4947 or by email.

Fridays on the Farm July 10th
2020-07-10 11:00 - 12:00 | Facebook Live
Join us for Fridays on the Farm from the comfort of home, the farm, or field for information and discussion with Ben Dwire who is using no-till, cover crops, raising food grade oats & soybeans, as well as other soil health practices!
The events will be on the Coalition’s Facebook Page using Facebook live found Here to enable you to view from anywhere and ask questions! Collaboration with the Minnesota NRCS, Redwood SWCD, Renville SWCD, MN Extension, and MOSH to provide this series.

Small Grains and Cover Crops Virtual Field Day
2020-06-24 08:00 - 17:00
The Land Stewardship Project is sponsoring a Practical Farmers of Iowa virtual field day on June 24th on Martin Larsen’s farm. Larsen is a no-till conventional farmer near Byron, Minn., and raises corn, beans, small grains and cover crops. He will be sharing his knowledge and experience of raising small grains in Southeast Minnesota and the benefits he has seen of including another crop in the rotation. Check back for registration and event details. https://landstewardshipproject.org/events/item/1518
RSVP to Shona Snater, LSP, SSnater@landstewardshipproject.org

Regenerative Farming and Ranching
2020-06-23 - 2020-06-25 | Stoney Creek Farm, 38270 Kenwood Ave, Redwood Falls, MN, 56283, United States
Regenerative Farming and Ranching event is held on a Minnesota farm that has been employing soil health and regenerative practices for over 15. Experts from Understanding Ag including Gabe Brown and Shane New as well as farmers Dawn and Grant Breitkreutz will provide effective information on:
•Principles of Soil Health & Adaptive Stewardship
•Making Grazing Highly Profitable & Desirable
•Successful Marketing: Strategies for Enhanced Net Margins
•Designing Cover Crop Mixes
•Nutrient Management
•How to Add Diversity to Row Crops
•Farm Economics and Whole Farm Planning
Soil Health Academy has acquired funding to offer scholarships toward tuition to attend a
SHA school. Apply online at www.soilhealthacademy.org/scholarships

Roller/Crimper Demonstration
2020-06-10 13:00 - 15:00 | Harmony Park Music Garden, 79503 298th Street, Clarks Grove, MN, 56016, United States
There is a Roller Crimper and Cover Crop Demonstration Day scheduled for June 10th at Harmony Park Music Garden (79503 298th Street, Clarks Grove, MN 56016) at 1:00 p.m. Fritz Jensen will be demoing the roller crimper into standing winter rye. Common cover crop mixes, herbicide use for termination and fall cover seeding will also be discussed.
If you have any questions contact Steve Lawler with the Mower SWCD at 507-434-2603 Ext. 3.
If you plan to attend this event be sure to follow social distancing measures to ensure your safety and safety of others as there will be plenty of space to do so!

How Regenerative Organic Ag can Improve Human Health
2020-06-02 14:00 - 15:00
The Rodale Institute’s newest white paper examines a solution: regenerative organic agriculture. “The Power of the Plate: Regenerative Organic Agriculture & Human Health,” to be released on May 27, will unveil the latest research on this pressing issue.
Join us for an expert panel to dive into our newest white paper alongside all of you. Our esteemed panelists will include: Dr. Scott Stoll, Founder & CEO of Plantrician Project, Dr. Zach Bush, Founder, Farmer’s Fooprint & Seraphic Group, Dr. Ron Weiss, Founder & CEO of Ethos Health, Dr. Meagan Grega, Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer of Kellyn Foundation, Dr. Drew Smith, Chief Scientist/Chief Operating Officer of Rodale Institute. Pre-registration is required.
Panel: Ask the Experts – How Regenerative Organic Agriculture Can Improve Human Health

Aerial Application Soil Health Partnership
2020-05-26 10:00 - 11:00
Join the Soil Health Partnership’s webinar on aerial application of cover crops at https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-C_hgR7WQDSCnJwEHxkyNg

Solar Financing & Grants for Farms & Small Businesses Webinar
2020-05-19 18:30 - 20:00
If you’ve been meaning to look into solar energy for your home, farm, or business and live in the Driftless Region of Minnesota, this is the time to learn and invest. The nonprofit Solar United Neighbors (SUN) has information and guidance that will help rural residents understand how solar energy works and what to consider when going solar and co-sponsored by the Land Stewardship Project.
For more information and to register, click here.
If you have any questions, contact Bobby King of Solar United Neighbors at bking@solarunitedneighbors.org or 612-293-7267.
To view the event flier, click here.

Winter Grazing & Alfalfa Production
2020-04-21 11:00 - 12:00
NDSU Cover Crop Webinar Series https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2020/march-30-2020/ndsu-extension-to-host-grazing-cover-crops-webinar-series

Silvopasture In Minnesota
2020-04-21 10:30 - 12:00
This SFA webinar is focused on producer experiences using silvopasture in their operations. From beef to goats and from Northern to Southern Minnesota you will tour a diversity of operations, climates, and landscapes. This webinar is an on-the-ground tour of working farms. REGISTER.

Soil Building Secrets
2020-04-16 19:30 - 21:00
Ray Archuleta will explain how soil functions: how plants, animals, and organisms work together as a collective to transform and extract nutrients from the soil. David Kleinschmidt will explain how farmers and ranchers can use diverse crops, cover crops and animals to enhance that cycle. https://understandingag.grazecart.com/webinars

Cover Crop Characteristics and Identification
2020-04-16 11:00 - 13:00

Silvopasture: A Global and Historical Perspective
2020-04-16 10:30 - 12:00
This SFA webinar captures the history and use of silvopasture as a practice throughout the Midwest. You’ll find a refresher on silvopasture as a practice and its concepts, highlights of research from silvopastoral systems in the region, and a tour of farms and farm systems that utilize the practice. REGISTER.

What's on Your Bucket List for Horticulture?
2020-03-31 14:00 - 15:30
What can we do to advance our love of and life work with plants to help our world and everyone in it to eat well and thrive from being near plants?
Join us to hear from Mary Hockenberry Meyer, Professor, Extension Horticulture Program Leader, Director of the Master of Professional Studies in Horticulture Program University of Minnesota
Join by phone: 1-646-828-7666
Meeting ID: 161 485 8564
Join on the Web: https://bit.ly/USDAHorticultureSeminar

POSTPONED Northwest (IA) Prairies Soil Health Workshop
2020-03-26 09:30 - 14:00 | Northwest Iowa Community College, 603 West Street Building A, Sheldon, IA, 51201, United States
Check out a great line up of topics and speakers including
9:30 AM Registration, Coffee and Rolls
10:00 AM Doug Peterson – Iowa/Missouri Regional Soil Health Team Specialist
11:00 AM Joel DeJong – ISU Extension & Outreach Field Agronomist
11:30 AM Nathan Ronsiek -Sioux County Farmer
12:00 PM Lunch (Provided)
12:30 PM Josh Divan – Pheasants Forever Precision Ag & Conservation Specialist
1:00 PM Sioux, O’Brien, Osceola & Lyon Farmer Panel
2:00 PM Questions
For more information call:
Please RSVP by March 19th at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/northwest-prairies-soil-health-workshop-tickets-93585602055
or by calling Lyon SWCD at 712-472-4021 Ext 3
Ann Byers at 712-754-2111 Ext. 3 Justin Boersma at 712-757-3835 Ext. 3
Justin Trout at 712-472-4021 Ext. 3 Nelva Huitink at 712-737-4801 Ext. 3
Northwest Prairies Soil Health Workshop

POSTPONED Our Farms...Our Future...
2020-03-26 08:30 - 12:30 | Alex Tech College, 1601 Jeffersen St, Alexandria, MN, 56308, United States
Managing and maintaining the farm through best management practices.
Are you a farmer? New to conservation practices? Not sure where to get started? Join the ATCC Farm Business Management Program, Douglas Soil and Water Conservation District, and Natural Resources Conservation Service for a free seminar.
What to Expect: This seminar will have an open forum discussion to cover some important topics with the farming industry

Ag Best Management Practices (BMPs)
Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP)
Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP)
Farm Service Agency Programs (FSA)
MN Ag Water Quality Certification Program
Soil Health

For more informatio please contact the Douglas SWCD or Alexandria Technical and Community College Farm Business Management (FBM) program
SWCD: 320-763-3191 Ext 3
FBM: 320-762-0021

POSTPONED Growing Healthy Soils
2020-03-19 09:00 - 15:30 | Ridges at Sand Creek, Ridges Dr, Jordan, MN, 55352, United States
Learn how to take advantage of reduce till, no-till, cover crops and more in Minnesota to improve your operation & bottom line, with David Brandt and more!

About this Event

The Farmer-Led Council and the Prior Lake-Spring Lake Watershed District is proud to host the first Growing Healthy Soils Event in Scott County in coordination with its partners: Scott SWCD, Scott WMO, Lower Minnesota River Watershed District, and Vermillion River JPO. Please join us on March 19th at the Ridges at Sand Creek in Jordan, MN from 9am to 3:30pm to learn more about ways to promote soil health on your farm.
Event registration is FREE to farmers and agricultural
landowners!
RSVP to Scott SWCD at 952-492-5414 or by registering at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/growing-healthy-soils-event-tickets-88508420067

CANCELLED Regenerative Yards and Gardens
2020-03-17 18:00 - 19:00 | Bremer Bank Linden Hills
Growing soil and food at home to protect people, water, pollinators, and climate. Hear from Russ Henry, founder of Bee Safe Minneapolis. 6 copies of Russ’s Soil Health Handbook will be given away as door prizes.
Questions – contact Leah Fish at lpklemmt@gmail.com
Robert Haider at robert.j.haider@gmail.com
Ginny Halloran at gkhalloran@gmail.com
Regenerative Yards And Gardens

Farm Transition Workshop
2020-03-14 09:30 - 16:00 | First Presbyterian Church, 503 W 6th St, Redwing, MN, 55066, United States
“One of the most important decisions that a landowner will ever make is ‘who will I turn over care of this land to?’
One needs to be comfortable with the buyers of the land and their plans for the land… You have control over who you sell to.”
-Bill McMillin, LSP member & workshop participant
Join this workshop series to begin the planning process for your farm transition!
COST: $200/family, includes 3 full-day sessions and course materials. To reserve a spot,or for more information please contact Karen Stettler: 507-523-3366 or stettler@landstewardshipproject.org
THE WORKSHOPS WILL FOCUS ON: Short and long term goal setting, financial needs in retirement, options for farm transitions, resources and communication tools to help you through the planning process.
Presenters include farmers in transition, attorneys, CPA’s, Financial Planners, healthcare professionals, and LSP Staff.

Soil & Sandwiches
2020-03-12 10:00 - 13:00 | Wheaton American Legion, 303 5th St N, Wheaton, MN, 56296, United States
Join the Traverse SWCD at their workshop about soil health and cover crops with a local farmer panel and specialists!
RSVP for a free meal at 320-563-8218 x3

Regenerating Soil for Environmental & Human Health
2020-03-11 19:00 - 20:30 | Farm Table Restaurant, 110 Keller Ave N, Amery, WI, 54001, United States
The way we farm, and the kind of farming our food choices support, has great potential to enhance human health and mitigate climate change. Soil health is the foundation for all agricultural systems, while management practices are the tools that help us increase the health of our soils. Regenerative agricultural system approaches focus on soil biology and utilize integrated, dynamic principles to address fertility, pest, and disease issues. These regenerative systems have the potential to leverage increased soil organic matter to feed soil biology. This presentation will discuss crop diversity—including perennials, annuals, and cover and companion crops—reduced soil disturbance, and managed grazing, to increase profitability by maximizing nutrient and water use efficiencies.

Irrigators Clinic
2020-03-10 09:00 - 14:30 | Minnewaska House, 24895 MN-28, Glenwood, MN, 56334, United States
Attention Irrigators!
Mark your calendars and plan on joining fellow irrigators for a great sharing and learning opportunity!
A great line-up of speakers have committed to participating in the event representing: University of Minnesota, Minnesota Department of Agriculture, Soil RX Inc., Bonanza Valley Irrigators Association, Natural Resource Conservation Service, West Central Irrigation, and local irrigators.
Topics to be addressed: Introducing Regenerative Ag to Your Conventional Operation, The Basics of Soil Health, Irrigation and Water Quality Research in Central Minnesota, and Irrigation Variable Rate Technology. Local sponsors will be on site with informational booths and technologies.
Pre-registration is required. $10 registration fee (includes meal).
Registration at the door is $20 and meal can’t be guaranteed.
Registration deadline: Friday, February 28, 2020.
Make checks payable to: Pope SWCD
Mail payment to: Pope SWCD, Attention Holly Kovarik
1680 Franklin St. N., Glenwood, MN 56334
Registration begins at 9:00a.m. with the program commencing at 9:30a.m.
Location: Minnewaska House – 24895 Hwy 28, Glenwood, MN 56334
The event is sponsored by: Eagle Bank, NutraDrip Irrigation, Bonanza Valley State Bank, Glenwood State Bank, AgCountry Farm Credit, Klimek Bros Welling Drilling, Midwest Machinery, and the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.

Taking a Peak Under the Covers
2020-03-10 09:00 - 12:00 | KB’s Bar and Saloon, 100 E Burlingame St, Ghent, MN, 56239, United States
Information provided by farmers to farmers is especially vital – talking with others that have planned, implemented, and witnessed the results. Our farmer mentors are just that – farmers in Minnesota that have been using soil health practices and are willing to discuss their experiences with other farmers.

Get experienced trouble shooting, learning about logistics, and first-hand knowledge of those practices.
Join us for comfortable discussions with local farmers about how they’ve used soil health practices to benefit their operation and economics.
The local NRCS will provide program information to help with implementation

If you need an accommodation to participate in this event, please contact Kelly Heather at (507) 537-1401 or by e-mail at kelly.heather@mn.usda.gov by 2/28/20.

Cover Crops 101
2020-03-09 18:00 - 20:00 | Brewskie’s in Utica, 110 E Main St, Utica, MN, 55979, United States
Come and hear from Tom Cotter (SE MN farmer), Lance Klessig (Winona SWCD), and TJ Kartes (Saddle Butte) to hear answers to your cover crop questions, ideas on where to start with cover crops, and showcasing successful examples of those implementing the Soil Health Principles! Enjoy free pizza and comfortable discussions

Watershed & Climate Summit 2020
2020-03-07 08:30 - 16:30 | Normandale Community College, 9700 France Avenue South Partnership Center, Bloomington, MN, 55431, United States
Harnessing soil, water, renewable energy and healthy ecosystems to fight against climate change!
Practical learning and networking for students, landowners, water stewards, climate activists, and citizens of all ages… Bringing together people doing regenerative agriculture and soil health work on the land with pioneers in wind, solar, electric vehicles and energy storage.
Agenda
8:00 AM-8:45 AM – Registration, refreshments, networking
8:45 AM – Welcome and Introductions, Jill Crafton, Summit Organizer, MN Izaak Walton League, Riley Purgatory Bluff Creek WD Board, BWSR Board Member
9:00 AM – Growing a Resilient Farm & Ranch Ecosystem, Grant & Dawn Breitkreutz, Stoney Creek Farm, Regenerative Farmers
9:45 AM – Farmers Leading the Way for Soil Health; How SWCDs Can Help, Holly Hatlewick, Renville Soil and Water Conservation District Administrator
10:15 AM – Break
10:30 AM – Soil Health Demonstration, Holly Hatlewick
11:00 AM – Leveraging Federal Dollars to Promote Soil Health in Minnesota, Duane Hovorka, Agriculture Program Director, Izaak Walton League of America
11:30 AM – Q & A: “How Functioning Ecosystems Are Providing Climate Solutions” Morning Presenters
12:00 PM – Box lunch and networking
1:00 PM – Renewable Energy in Minnesota, Lissa Pawlisch CERTs (Clean Energy Resource Teams)
1:45 PM – Electric Vehicles and Clean Car Standards, Jukka Kukkonen, Plug-In-Connect and MN EV Owners Association
2:30 PM – Break
2:45 PM – Minnesota Leading by Example in Sustainability, Anne Hunt, Director of MN Office of Enterprise Sustainability
3:15 PM – Discussion “How Can We Dramatically Cut Carbon Emissions?”

From Entomology to Economics
2020-03-06 10:00 - 15:00 | Lion’s Community Center\, 105 Broadway
aromano@landstewardshipproject.org

The Land Stewardship Project (LSP) will host a workshop called, “From Entomology to Economics: Building Soil Health” with Jonathan Lundgren on Friday, March 6, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Lion’s Community Center in Goodhue. It will feature presentations by Lundgren and a southeast Minnesota farm panel featuring farmers Kaleb Anderson, Josie Trople, John Jaeger, and Mike Zabel. The cost is $15 per person ($10 for an additional farm partner, and $30/family), which includes a noon meal featuring a local foods lunch catered by Bridget’s. To register by March 3rd, contact LSP’s Alex Romano at 507-523-3366 or via e-mail.
This workshop will also be offered in Caledonia on March 5th.
A challenging and provocative presenter, bound to make us think and see things in a new way… Jonathan Lundgren is an agroecologist, entomologist and beekeeper. He received his PhD in Entomology from the University of Illinois in 2004 and was a top scientist with USDA Agricultural Research Service for 11 years. Lundgren’s research and education programs focus on assessing the ecological risk of pest management strategies and developing long-term solutions for regenerative food systems. Together with his family and laboratory team, he began Blue Dasher Farm in 2016 in Deuel county South Dakota where a team of dedicated people raise livestock, crops, and keep bees. Lundgren will present on his team’s efforts to…
· Research ecologically based pest and farm management solutions that reduce disturbance and increase biodiversity,
· Educate farmers, the public and future scientists on regenerative farming practices, and
· Address the financial feasibility of regenerative agricultural practices on a working farm
According to Gabe Brown regenerative farmer from North Dakota, “Dr. Lundgren’s talk reinforced for me the importance of thinking of my farm as an ecosystem, and in so doing, providing a home for beneficial insects, both predators and pollinators.”
Goodhue Farmer Panel: Kaleb Anderson, Goodhue — beef, pasture, hay, no-till row crops, multi-species covers, strip-graze late summer and fall forage, kernza (perennial wheat) trials, Josie Trople, Northfield — perennials including hazelnuts, elderberry, garlic, asparagus, and forage and adding pastured poultry and sheep in 2020, co-farm manager of the Main Street Project’s farm, John Jaeger, Red Wing — beef, corn, soybeans, small grain, hay, four years of cover crops, tested 60 inch corn in 2019, fall grazing of cover crops, Mike Zabel, Elgin — diverse mix of crops for seed & forage including small grains, alfalfa, corn, soybeans, industrial hemp, sweet corn, majority of farm in no-till since 2012, owns & manages Zabel Seeds in Plainview
From Entomology To Economics

Modifying Existing Farm Equipment
2020-03-06 10:00 - 14:00 | Harlan Spronk’s Shop, 1414 1st St, Edgerton, MN, 56128, United States
Need better field conditions? What can you upgrade on your equipment to help?
Join us for a local farmer-led workshop on modifying existing farm equipment for strip till, no-till, and cover crops including

Farmers showing modifications they made to their equipment
Equipment dealer experienced in modification
Soil health discussions

Lunch is free and provided when you sign up before February 28th. Contact Rock County SWCD 507-283-8862

Gardening with Climate Change 26th Annual Horticulture Day
2020-03-06 08:30 - 15:00 | University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center, 35838 120th St, Waseca, MN, 56093, United States
How do we adapt our gardening to remain successful with climate change? Join in and learn from several specialists to understand what is ahead and tools to trouble-shoot the dynamics.
8:30 Registration and light refreshments
9:00 Welcome – Charlie Rohwer, Scientist
9:10 Veggie Gardens in a Changing Minnesota Climate Charlie Rohwer, Scientist
Heavier rains, warmer minimum temperatures, longer growing seasons… How might we adjust our veggie gardening practices to deal with these changes? Charlie will explore issues relating to
veggie growth, insects and diseases, and variety selection, with suggestions for resilient vegetable gardening.
10:10 Adapting Gardening Practices to a Changing Climate – What Do We Need to Know?
Jessica Gutknecht, Assistant Professor, UMN Department of Soil, Water, and Climate Food systems are facing many challenges including a need to better enhance ecosystem services
and to cope with increasingly altered weather patterns and changing climatic conditions. This talk will provide an overview of climate change impacts on agricultural systems and pose potential options for adaptation that also lead to improved environmental quality in general.11:10 Break
11:30 Growing Season – Year in Review – Jurgen Peters Peters, a retired UM Extension Educator and ag education teacher will provide an update to events that had an effect on the growing season last year. Peters will also provide some potential things to watch for in the coming season.
12:00 Lunch
12:45 The New Plant Cold Hardiness Paradigm: It’s Not All About How Low It Goes Stan C. Hokanson, Professor, UMN Department of Horticultural Science Stan will talk about considerations for plant cold hardiness in the face of warmer Minnesota winters and a changing climate.
1:45 Zoo Horticulture – Plants vs Animals Kim Thomas, Horticulture Curator MN Zoo Kim will delight us with thirty-five years of observations of the exotic collection of animals at the Minnesota Zoo through the eyes of a Horticulturist.
2:45 Q & A / door prizes
Pre-Registration required by Monday, February 24
For more information or with questions, call (507) 835-3620 email nelso191@umn.edu.
*Weather-related announcements will be sent by email notification to registered participants & posted on the SROC website at sroc.cfans.umn.edu.
Gardening With Climate Change 26th Annual Horticulture Day
